Device comprising optical elements of selected refractive index

ABSTRACT

The present disclosure relates to a device, in particular an augmented reality device. In particular, the disclosure relates to a device, a kit, a process for making the device, and a process for making a visual impression. 
     The present disclosure relates to a device including:
         a. a grouping of x optical elements, each optical element having a front face and a back face, the x optical elements being arranged in a stack from first to last in which the front face of an optical element faces the back face of the next optical element, and   b. a spacer region made of a material having a refractive index below 1.4 for vacuum wavelengths in the range from 400 to 760 nm located between each pair of adjacent optical elements,       and:
       x is an integer at least 3,   the grouping of x optical elements comprises a first R-type optical element, a first G-type optical element and a first B-type optical element,   R 610  is the refractive index of the first R-type optical element for light of vacuum wavelength 610 nm;   R 760  is the refractive index of the first R-type optical element for light of vacuum wavelength 760 nm;   G 500  is the refractive index of the first G-type optical element for light of vacuum wavelength 500 nm;   G 610  is the refractive index of the first G-type optical element for light of vacuum wavelength 610 nm;   B 400  is the refractive index of the first B-type optical element for light of vacuum wavelength 400 nm;   B 500  is the refractive index of the first B-type optical element for light of vacuum wavelength 500 nm;   n 0  is the minimum selected from R 760 , G 610  and B 500 ;   δ is the difference between n 0  and the maximum selected from R 610 , G 500  and B 400 ;   n 0  is in the range from 1.55 to 2.50;   δ is equal to or less than 0.20.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATON

The present application claims the benefit of European PatentApplication No. 19200294.7, filed on Sep. 27, 2019, which is hereinincorporated by reference.

BACKGROUND OF THE DISCLOSURE 1. Field of the Disclosure

In general, the present disclosure relates to a device, in particular anaugmented reality device. In particular, the disclosure relates to adevice, a kit, a process for making the device, and a process for makinga visual impression.

2. Discussion of the Related Art

Augmented reality is a high activity technological area serving a rangeof use areas, such as entertainment, medical, educational, constructionand transport, to name just a few examples. By contrast to the relatedarea of virtual reality, augmented reality centers on a closeintegration of multimedia information with real world sensory input,typically by selectively overlaying a digital image onto a spectaclewindow. Technical challenges arise from the simultaneous requirements ofa good real world image, a good overlaid image along with goodwearability. One approach to an augmented reality device is presented inInternational patent application number 2017/176861A1. That documentteaches a system in which an overlaid image is coupled into a wearablescreen and propagated in a transverse direction. A requirement stillexists for improved devices for augmented reality.

SUMMARY OF THE DISCLOSURE

It is an object to overcome at least one of the challenges encounteredin the state of the art in relation to augmented reality devices orvirtual reality devices, in particular in relation to propagation of animage in an optical body.

It is an object to provide a device, preferably an augmented realitydevice or a virtual reality device, having an improved transmission.

It is an object to provide a device, preferably an augmented realitydevice or a virtual reality device, having an improved field of view.

It is an object to provide a device, preferably an augmented realitydevice or a virtual reality device, having an reduced weight.

It is an object to provide a device, preferably an augmented realitydevice or a virtual reality device, is having an improved color balance.

It is an object to provide a device, preferably an augmented realitydevice or a virtual reality device, simultaneously having two or moreimprovements selected from the group consisting of: improvedtransmission, improved field of view, reduced weight and improved colorbalance.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

FIG. 1 shows a substrate employed in the present disclosure.

FIG. 2 shows an optical element according to the present disclosure withside coupling of an overlaid image.

FIG. 3 shows an optical element according to the present disclosure withback side coupling of an overlaid image.

FIG. 4 shows an AR device according to the present disclosure.

FIG. 5 shows a device comprising three optical elements according to thepresent disclosure arranged in a stack.

FIG. 6 shows an arrangement for determining in-plane optical loss of atarget.

FIG. 7 is a graph of refractive index against wavelength for the threeoptical elements of example 394.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE DISCLOSURE

A contribution is made to at least partially overcoming at least one ofthe above-mentioned objects by the embodiments of the presentdisclosure. In the following, the X^(th) embodiment number is denoted as|X|.

-   -   |1| A device comprising:        -   a. a grouping of x optical elements, each optical element            having a front face and a back face, the x optical elements            being arranged in a stack from first to last in which the            front face of an optical element faces the back face of the            next optical element, and        -   b. a spacer region made of a material having a refractive            index below 1.4 for vacuum wavelengths in the range from 400            to 760 nm located between each pair of adjacent optical            elements,    -   wherein:    -   x is an integer at least 3,    -   the grouping of x optical elements comprises a first R-type        optical element, a first G-type optical element and a first        B-type optical element,    -   R₆₁₀ is the refractive index of the first R-type optical element        for light of vacuum wavelength 610 nm;    -   R₇₆₀ is the refractive index of the first R-type optical element        for light of vacuum wavelength 760 nm;    -   G₅₀₀ is the refractive index of the first G-type optical element        for light of vacuum wavelength 500 nm;    -   G₆₁₀ is the refractive index of the first G-type optical element        for light of vacuum wavelength 610 nm;    -   B₄₀₀ is the refractive index of the first B-type optical element        for light of vacuum wavelength 400 nm;    -   B₅₀₀ is the refractive index of the first B-type optical element        for light of vacuum wavelength 500 nm;    -   n₀ is the minimum selected from R₇₆₀; G₆₁₀ and B₅₀₀;    -   δ is the difference between n₀ and the maximum selected from        R₆₁₀; G₅₀₀ and B₄₀₀;    -   n₀ is in the range from 1.550 to 2.500    -   δ is equal to or less than 0.200.

In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at least 1.550. In one aspect ofthis embodiment, n₀ is at least 1.600. In one aspect of this embodiment,n₀ is at least 1.650. In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at least1.700. In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at least 1.750. In oneaspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at least 1.800. In one aspect of thisembodiment, n₀ is at least 1.825. In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀is at least 1.850. In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at least1.875. In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at least 1.900. In oneaspect of this embodiment, no is at least 1.925. In one aspect of thisembodiment, n₀ is at least 1.950. In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀is at least 1.960. In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at least1.97. In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at least 1.975. In oneaspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at least 1.980. In one aspect of thisembodiment, n₀ is at least 1.990. In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀is at least 2.000. In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at least2.025. In one aspect of this embodiment, no is at least 2.050. In oneaspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at least 2.075. In one aspect of thisembodiment, n₀ is at least 2.100. In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀is at least 2.150.In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at least2.200. In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at least 2.250. In oneaspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at least 2.300. In one aspect of thisembodiment, n₀ is at least 2.350. In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀is at least 2.400. In one aspect of this embodiment, no is at most2.500. In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at most 2.400. In oneaspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at most 2.300. In one aspect of thisembodiment, n₀ is at most 2.200. In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀ isat most 2.100. In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at most 2.000. Inone aspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at most 1.950. In one aspect ofthis embodiment, n₀ is at most 1.900. In one aspect of this embodiment,n₀ is at most 1.850. In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at most1.800. In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at most 1.750. In oneaspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at most 1.700. In one aspect of thisembodiment, n₀ is at most 1.650. In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀ isat most 1.600. In one aspect of this embodiment, n₀ is at most 1.550.

In one aspect of this embodiment, δ is at least 0.010. In one aspect ofthis embodiment, δ is at least 0.020. In one aspect of this embodiment,δ is at least 0.030. In one aspect of this embodiment, 6 is at least0.040. In one aspect of this embodiment, δ is at least 0.050. In oneaspect of this embodiment, δ is at least 0.060. In one aspect of thisembodiment, δ is at least 0.070. In one aspect of this embodiment, δ isat least 0.080. In one aspect of this embodiment, δ is at least 0.090.In one aspect of this embodiment, δ is at least 0.100. In one aspect ofthis embodiment, δ is at least 0.110. In one aspect of this embodiment,δ is at least 0.120. In one aspect of this embodiment, δ is at least0.130. In one aspect of this embodiment, δ is at least 0.140. In oneaspect of this embodiment, δ is at least 0.150. In one aspect of thisembodiment, δ is at least 0.160. In one aspect of this embodiment, δ isat least 0.170. In one aspect of this embodiment, δ is at least 0.180.In one aspect of this embodiment, δ is at least 0.190. In one aspect ofthis embodiment, δ is at most 0.200. In one aspect of this embodiment, δis at most 0.190. In one aspect of this embodiment, δ is at most 0.180.In one aspect of this embodiment, δ is at most 0.170. In one aspect ofthis embodiment, δ is at most 0.160. In one aspect of this embodiment, δis at most 0.15. In one aspect of this embodiment, δ is at most 0.140.In one aspect of this embodiment, δ is at most 0.130. In one aspect ofthis embodiment, δ is at most 0.120. In one aspect of this embodiment, δis at most 0.110. In one aspect of this embodiment, δ is at most 0.100.In one aspect of this embodiment, δ is at most 0.090. In one aspect ofthis embodiment, δ is at most 0.08. In one aspect of this embodiment, δis at most 0.070. In one aspect of this embodiment, δ is at most 0.060.In one aspect of this embodiment, δ is at most 0.050. In one aspect ofthis embodiment, δ is at most 0.040. In one aspect of this embodiment, δis at most 0.030. In one aspect of this embodiment, δ is at most 0.020.

In the various aspects of this embodiment, the first R-type, G-type andB-type optical elements are ordered as follows: RGB, RBG, GRB, GBR, BRG& BGR.

-   -   |2| The device according to embodiment |1|, wherein one or more        of the following is satisfied:    -   i.) n₀ is in the range from 1.550 to less than 1.600 and 6        satisfies:

δ≤0.05 (1+(n₀−1.54)*10/6);

-   -   ii.) n₀ is in the range from 1.600 to less than 1.650 and 6        satisfies:

δ≤0.05 (1+(n₀−1.52)*10/6);

-   -   iii.) n₀ is in the range from 1.650 to less than 1.700 and 6        satisfies:

δ≤0.05 (1+(n₀−1.54)*10/6);

-   -   iv.) n₀ is in the range from 1.700 to less than 1.750 and 6        satisfies:

δ≤0.05 (1+(n₀−1.58)*10/6);

-   -   v.) n₀ is in the range from 1.750 to less than 1.800 and 6        satisfies:

δ≤0.05 (1+(n₀−1.34)*10/6);

-   -   vi.) n₀ is in the range from 1.800 to less than 1.850 and 6        satisfies:

δ≤0.05 (1+(n₀−1.40)*10/6);

-   -   vii.) n₀ is in the range from 1.850 to less than 1.900 and 6        satisfies:

δ≤0.05 (1+(n₀−1.43)*10/6);

-   -   viii.)no is in the range from 1.900 to less than 1.950 and 6        satisfies:

δ≤0.05 (1+(n₀−0.39)*10/6);

-   -   ix.) n₀ is in the range from 1.950 to less than 2.500 and 6        satisfies:

δ≤0.05 (1+(n₀−0.30)*10/6);

-   -   |3| The device according to embodiment |1|, wherein one of the        following criteria is satisfied:        -   i.) n₀ is in the range from 1.550 to less than 1.750 and            δ≤0.070;        -   ii.) n₀ is in the range from 1.750 to less than 2.000 and            δ≤0.200;        -   iii.) n₀ is in the range from 2.000 and 2.500 and δ≤0.200.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.550 to less than 1.600 andthe average density is at most 3.75 g/cm³, preferably at most 3.69g/cm³, more preferably at most 3.50 g/cm³, more preferably at most 3.10g/cm³, more preferably at most 3.00 g/cm³, most preferably at most 2.95g/cm³.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.600 to less than 1.650 andthe average density is at most 3.80 g/cm³, preferably at most 3.70g/cm³, more preferably at most 3.50 g/cm³, more preferably at most 3.10g/cm³, more preferably at most 3.00 g/cm³, most preferably at most 2.80g/cm³.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.650 to less than 1.700 andthe average density is at most 3.98 g/cm³, preferably at most 3.90g/cm³, more preferably at most 3.80 g/cm³, more preferably at most 3.60g/cm³, more preferably at most 3.10 g/cm³, most preferably at most 2.90g/cm³.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.700 to less than 1.750 andthe average density is at most 4.34 g/cm³, preferably at most 4.15g/cm³, more preferably at most 4.10 g/cm³, more preferably at most 3.95g/cm³, more preferably at most 3.50 g/cm³, most preferably at most 3.30g/cm³.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.750 to less than 1.800 andthe average density is at most 4.55 g/cm³, preferably at most 4.40g/cm³, more preferably at most 4.20 g/cm³, more preferably at most 3.80g/cm³, more preferably at most 3.50 g/cm³, most preferably at most 3.40g/cm³.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.800 to less than 1.850 andthe average density is at most 4.81 g/cm³, preferably at most 4.70g/cm³, more preferably at most 4.60 g/cm³, more preferably at most 4.50g/cm³, more preferably at most 4.10 g/cm³, most preferably at most 3.60g/cm³.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.850 to less than 1.900 andthe average density is at most 5.20 g/cm³, preferably at most 5.00g/cm³, more preferably at most 4.90 g/cm³, more preferably at most 4.80g/cm³, more preferably at most 4.50 g/cm³, most preferably at most 4.30g/cm³.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.900 to less than 1.950 andthe average density is at most 5.30 g/cm³, preferably at most 5.20g/cm³, more preferably at most 5.00 g/cm³, more preferably at most 4.90g/cm³, more preferably at most 4.60 g/cm³, most preferably at most 4.40g/cm³.

In one embodiment, n₀ is at least 1.950 and the average density is atmost 5.37 g/cm³, preferably at most 5.30 g/cm³, more preferably at most5.20 g/cm³, more preferably at most 5.00 g/cm³, more preferably at most4.80 g/cm³, most preferably at most 4.70 g/cm³.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.550 to less than 1.600 andthe geometric average integrated internal transmission in RGB-range isat least 0.988, preferably at least 0.989, more preferably at least0.991, more preferably at least 0.993, more preferably at least 0.995,more preferably at least 0.996, most preferably at least 0.997.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.600 to less than 1.650 andthe geometric average integrated internal transmission in RGB-range isat least 0.987, preferably at least 0.988, more preferably at least0.990, more preferably at least 0.991, more preferably at least 0.993,more preferably at least 0.994, most preferably at least 0.996.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.650 to less than 1.700 andthe geometric average integrated internal transmission in RGB-range isat least 0.976, preferably at least 0.980, more preferably at least0.985, more preferably at least 0.990, more preferably at least 0.991,more preferably at least 0.993, most preferably at least 0.995.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.700 to less than 1.750 andthe geometric average integrated internal transmission in RGB-range isat least 0.977, preferably at least 0.980, more preferably at least0.983, more preferably at least 0.985, more preferably at least 0.988,more preferably at least 0.990, most preferably at least 0.992.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.750 to less than 1.800 andthe geometric average integrated internal transmission in RGB-range isat least 0.975, preferably at least 0.978, more preferably at least0.980, more preferably at least 0.983, more preferably at least 0.985,more preferably at least 0.987, most preferably at least 0.990.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.800 to less than 1.850 andthe geometric average integrated internal transmission in RGB-range isat least 0.945, preferably at least 0.950, more preferably at least0.953, more preferably at least 0.955, more preferably at least 0.960,more preferably at least 0.965, most preferably at least 0.975.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.850 to less than 1.900 andthe geometric average integrated internal transmission in RGB-range isat least 0.945, preferably at least 0.950, more preferably at least0.955, more preferably at least 0.960, more preferably at least 0.962,more preferably at least 0.963, most preferably at least 0.967.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.900 to less than 1.950 andthe geometric average integrated internal transmission in RGB-range isat least 0.885, preferably at least 0.890, more preferably at least0.900, more preferably at least 0.910, more preferably at least 0.920,more preferably at least 0.930, most preferably at least 0.960.

In one embodiment, n₀ is at least 1.950 and the geometric averageintegrated internal transmission in RGB-range is at least 0.890,preferably at least 0.895, more preferably at least 0.900, morepreferably at least 0.905, more preferably at least 0.910, morepreferably at least 0.913, most preferably at least 0.920.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.550 to less than 1.600 andthe geometric average integrated internal transmission in RGB-rangedivided by the average density is at least 0.263 g⁻¹·cm³, preferably atleast 0.268 g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.280 g⁻¹·cm³, morepreferably at least 0.300 g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.320g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.330 g⁻¹·cm³, most preferably atleast 0.360 g⁻¹·cm³.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.600 to less than 1.650 andthe geometric average integrated internal transmission in RGB-rangedivided by the average density is at least 0.260 g⁻¹·cm³, preferably atleast 0.271 g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.283 g⁻¹·cm³, morepreferably at least 0.320 g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.332g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.345 g⁻¹·cm³, most preferably atleast 0.355 g⁻¹·cm³.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.650 to less than 1.700 andthe geometric average integrated internal transmission in RGB-rangedivided by the average density is at least 0.261 g⁻¹·cm³, preferably atleast 0.265 g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.259 g⁻¹·cm³, morepreferably at least 0.275 g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.320g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.330 g⁻¹·cm³, most preferably atleast 0.347 g⁻¹·cm³.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.700 to less than 1.750 andthe geometric average integrated internal transmission in RGB-rangedivided by the average density is at least 0.230 g⁻¹·cm³, preferably atleast 0.237 g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.245 g⁻¹·cm³, morepreferably at least 0.266 g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.310g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.320 g⁻¹·cm³, most preferably atleast 0.330 g⁻¹·cm³.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.750 to less than 1.800 andthe geometric average integrated internal transmission in RGB-rangedivided by the average density is at least 0.220 g⁻¹·cm³, preferably atleast 0.225 g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.235 g⁻¹·cm³, morepreferably at least 0.260 g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.282g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.300 g⁻¹·cm³, most preferably atleast 0.310 g⁻¹·cm³.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.800 to less than 1.850 andthe geometric average integrated internal transmission in RGB-rangedivided by the average density is at least 0.200 g⁻¹·cm³, preferably atleast 0.215 g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.216 g⁻¹·cm³, morepreferably at least 0.217 g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.235g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.250 g⁻¹·cm³, most preferably atleast 0.268 g⁻¹·cm³.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.850 to less than 1.900 andthe geometric average integrated internal transmission in RGB-rangedivided by the average density is at least 0.190 g⁻¹·cm³, preferably atleast 0.191 g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.192 g⁻¹·cm³, morepreferably at least 1.197 g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.215g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.220 g⁻¹·cm³, most preferably atleast 0.225 g⁻¹·cm³.

In one embodiment, n₀ is in the range from 1.900 to less than 1.950 andthe geometric average integrated internal transmission in RGB-rangedivided by the average density is at least 0.180 g⁻¹·cm³, preferably atleast 0.182 g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.185 g⁻¹·cm³, morepreferably at least 0.186 g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.189g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.206 g⁻¹·cm³, most preferably atleast 0.212 g⁻¹·cm³.

In one embodiment, n₀ is at least 1.950 and the geometric averageintegrated internal transmission in RGB-range divided by the averagedensity is at least 0.173 g⁻¹·cm³, preferably at least 0.177 g⁻¹·cm³,more preferably at least 0.179 g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.182g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably at least 0.191 g⁻¹·cm³, more preferably atleast 0.194 g⁻¹·cm³, most preferably at least 0.200 g⁻¹·cm³.

It has been found that the combination according to the disclosure showsa good balance between low density and high transmission at a specificn₀.

-   -   |4| The device according to any of the preceding embodiments,        wherein one or more of the optical elements has a coating. In        one aspect of this embodiment, a coating is present on the front        face. In one aspect of this embodiment, a coating is present on        the back face. In one aspect of this embodiment, a coating is        present on the front face and a coating is present on the back        face.    -   |5| The device according to embodiment |4|, wherein the coating        has a thickness in the range from 20 to 500 nm, preferably in        the range from 30 to 400, more preferably in the range from 35        to 300 nm.

In one embodiment, the coating has a thickness of at least 20 nm,preferably at least 30 nm, more preferably at least 35 nm.

In one embodiment, the coating has a thickness of at most 500 nm,preferably at most 400 nm, more preferably at most 300 nm.

-   -   |6| The device according to embodiment141or151, wherein the        coating is of a different material to the optical element. In        one aspect of this embodiment, the coating has a different        chemical composition to the optical element. In one aspect of        this embodiment, the coating has a different refractive index to        the optical element.    -   |7| The device according to any of the embodiments |4| to |6|,        wherein the coating is an antireflective coating.    -   |8| The device according to any of the preceding embodiments,        wherein the first R-type optical element is at least 50% by        volume of a material A, preferably at least 80%, more preferably        at least 90%, most preferably at least 99%; the first G-type        optical element is at least 50% by volume of a material B,        preferably at least 80%, more preferably at least 90%, most        preferably at least 99%; and the first B-type optical element is        at least 50% by volume of a material C, preferably at least 80%,        more preferably at least 90%, most preferably at least 99%;        wherein A, B and C are different materials.    -   |9| The device according to any of the preceding embodiments,        wherein the first R-type optical element is at least 50% by        volume of a material A, preferably at least 80%, more preferably        at least 90%, most preferably at least 99%; the first G-type        optical element is at least 50% by volume of the material A,        preferably at least 80%, more preferably at least 90%, most        preferably at least 99%; and the first B-type optical element is        at least 50% by volume of a material B, preferably at least 80%,        more preferably at least 90%, most preferably at least 99%;        wherein A and B are different materials.    -   |10| The device according to any of the preceding embodiments,        wherein the first R-type optical element is at least 50% by        volume of a material A, preferably at least 80%, more preferably        at least 90%, most preferably at least 99%; the first G-type        optical element is at least 50% by volume of a material B,        preferably at least 80%, more preferably at least 90%, most        preferably at least 99%; and the first B-type optical element is        at least 50% by volume of the material A, preferably at least        80%, more preferably at least 90%, most preferably at least 99%;        wherein A and B are different materials.    -   |11| The device according to any of the preceding embodiments,        wherein the first R-type optical element is at least 50% by        volume of a material A, preferably at least 80%, more preferably        at least 90%, most preferably at least 99%; the first G-type        optical element is at least 50% by volume of a material B,        preferably at least 80%, more preferably at least 90%, most        preferably at least 99%; and the first B-type optical element is        at least 50% by volume of the material B, preferably at least        80%, more preferably at least 90%, most preferably at least 99%;        wherein A and B are different materials.    -   |12| The device according to any of the preceding embodiments,        wherein the first R-type optical element is at least 50% by        volume of a material A, preferably at least 80%, more preferably        at least 90%, most preferably at least 99%; the first G-type        optical element is at least 50% by volume of the material A,        preferably at least 80%, more preferably at least 90%, most        preferably at least 99%; and the first B-type optical element is        at least 50% by volume of the material A preferably at least        80%, more preferably at least 90%, most preferably at least 99%.    -   |13| The device according to any of the preceding embodiments,        wherein the x optical elements comprises an optical element        which comprises an inorganic compound. Preferred inorganic        compounds are nitrides, oxides, fluorides, chlorides and        bromides, preferably oxides.

A preferred inorganic oxide comprises oxygen and a further elementhaving an electronegativity below 2.15, preferably above 0.65.Electronegativity is preferably according to the Pauling method.

-   -   14| The device according to any of the preceding embodiments,        wherein the x optical elements comprises an optical element        which comprises a material selected from the group consisting        of: a glass, a ceramic, a crystal, a polymer and a combination        of two or more thereof.

Preferred ceramics are opto-ceramics, glass ceramics and other ceramics.Preferred ceramics are polycrystalline. Preferred ceramics have acrystallinity of at least 90%, preferably at least 95%, more preferablyat least 99%. Preferred ceramics are glass ceramics.

Preferred opto-ceramics are transparent in the visible spectrum.Preferred opto-ceramics are transparent to at least one vacuumwavelength in the range from 380 nm to 760 nm. Preferred opto-ceramicsare transparent over the entire visible range. Preferred opto-ce-ramicsare transparent over the range of vacuum wavelengths from 380 nm to 760nm. A material which is transparent to a wavelength λ preferable has anextinction coefficient less than 5 m⁻¹, preferably less than 3 m ⁻¹,preferably less than 1 m⁻¹, measured at the wavelength λ.

Preferred polymers are plastics. Preferred plastics are solid. Preferredplastics are thermoplastics or thermosets. Preferred plastics are theproduct of a polymerization reaction. Preferred polymers are suitablefor preparing a substrate with low water absorption and lowbirefringence. Preferred polymer substrates have low water absorptionand low birefringence. A preferred polymer is a cyclic olefin copolymer.Preferred cyclic olefin copolymers are derived from ethene. Preferredcyclic olefin copolymers are prepared from ethene and one or bothselected from: 8,9,10-trinorborn-2-ene (norbornene) and1,2,3,4,4a,5,8,8a-octahydro-1,4:5,8-dimethanonaphthalene(tetracyclododecene).

-   -   |15| The device according to any of the preceding embodiments,        wherein the first R-type optical element is separated from the        first G-type optical element by a distance RG, the first R-type        optical element is separated from the first B-type optical        element by a distance RB and the first G-type optical element is        separated from the first B-type optical element by a distance        GB, wherein RG, RB and GB are each less than 500μm,        independently of each other, preferably each less than 300 μm,        more preferably less than 100 μm, particular preferably 50 μm.        RG, RB and GB are preferably each more than 5 μm, more        preferably more than 10 μm. Where second optical elements are        present, this relation preferably holds as between those second        optical elements. Where further optical elements are present,        this relation preferably holds as between each RGB triplet of        those further optical elements. In the various aspects of this        embodiment, the first R-type, G-type and B-type optical elements        are ordered as follows: RGB, RBG, GRB, GBR, BRG & BGR.    -   |16| The device according to any of the preceding embodiments        wherein the x optical elements comprises one or more selected        from the group consisting of: a second R-type optical element        satisfying the R-type criterion, a second G-type optical element        satisfying the G-type criterion and a second B-type optical        element satisfying the B-type criterion.

Preferably, the device comprises a second R-type optical element, asecond G-type optical element and a second B-type optical element. Thefurther preferred features laid out in the embodiments and otherwisethroughout this document in relation to the first optical elementspreferably also apply to the second optical elements.

-   -   |17| The device according to embodiment |16|, wherein the x        optical elements comprises the following consecutive sequence:        -   i.) A first sub-grouping of the first R-type optical            element, the first G-type optical element and the first            B-type optical element, these optical elements being spaced            by a first intra spacer region and a second intra spacer            region;        -   ii.) An inter spacer region;        -   iii.) A second sub-grouping of the second R-type optical            element, the second G-type optical element and the second            B-type optical element, these optical elements being spaced            by a third intra spacer region and a fourth intra spacer            region;        -   wherein the inter spacer region is at least 2 times as thick            as each of the above intra spacer regions, preferably at            least 5 times as thick, more preferably at least 10 times as            thick.    -   |18| The device according to any of the preceding embodiments,        wherein the x optical elements comprises y R-type optical        elements, y G-type optical elements and y B-type optical        elements, wherein each of the y R-type optical elements        satisfies the R-type criterion, each of the y G-type optical        elements satisfies the G-type criterion, and each of the y        B-type optical elements satisfies the B-type criterion, wherein        y is an integer at least 2 and x is an integer at least 6. The        further features of the first R-type optical element preferably        also apply to each of the y R-type optical elements. The further        features of the first G-type optical element preferably also        apply to each of the y G-type optical element. The further        preferred features laid out in the embodiments and otherwise        throughout this document in relation to the first optical        elements preferably also apply to the further optical elements.        In various aspects of this the value of y is 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7,        preferably 2, 3 or 4.    -   |19| The device according to any of the preceding embodiments,        wherein one or more of the spacer regions has a thickness in the        range from 50 μm to 5 mm, preferably in the range from 60 μm to        3 mm, more preferably from 70 μm to 1 mm.

In one embodiment, one or more of the spacer regions has a thickness ofat least 50 μm, preferably at least 60 μm, more preferably at least 70μm.

In one embodiment, one or more of the spacer regions has a thickness ofat most 5 mm, preferably at most 3 mm, more preferably at most 1 mm.

-   -   |20| The device according to any of the preceding embodiments,        wherein one or more of the following is satisfied by one or more        of the x optical elements, preferably for 3 or more of the x        optical elements, more preferably for all of the x optical        elements:        -   i.) A thickness in the range from 10 to 1500 μm, more            preferably in the range from 10 to 1000 μm, more preferably            in the range from 10 to 500 μm, more preferably in the range            from 20 to 450 μm, more preferably in the range from 30 to            400 μm; or A thickness of least 10 μm, preferably at least            20 μm, more preferably at least 30 μm; or a thickness of up            to 1500 μm, more preferably up to 1000 μm, more preferably            up to 500 μm, more preferably up to 450 μm, more preferably            up to 400 μm; or        -   ii.) A radius of curvature greater than 600 mm, preferably            greater than 800 mm, more preferably greater than 1100 mm.            In one aspect, this condition holds for one selected from a            front face and a back face. In another aspect, this            condition holds for both a front face and a back face;        -   iii.) An optical loss measured perpendicular to the front            face of at most 25%, preferably at most 8%, more preferably            at most 5%;        -   iv.) A surface roughness of the substrate of less than 5 nm,            preferably less than 3 nm, more preferably less than 2 nm;        -   v.) A surface roughness of the coating of less than 5 nm,            preferably less than 3 nm, more preferably less than 2 nm;        -   vi.) Maximum thickness variation over the area of the            optical element of less than 5 μm, preferably less than 4            μm, more preferably less than 3 μm, more preferably less            than 2 μm;        -   vii.) A min-max local thickness variation over 75% of the            total area of the optical element of less than 5 μm            preferably less than 4 μm, more preferably less than 3 μm,            more preferably less than 2 μm;        -   viii.)A warp of less than 350 μm, preferably warp of less            than 300 μm, more preferably a warp of less than 250 μm;        -   ix.) A bow of less than 300 μm, preferably bow of less than            250 μm, more preferably a bow of less than 200 μm.

In some individual aspects of this embodiment at least the followingfeature combinations are fulfilled:ix.)+viii.)+vii.)+vi.)+v.)+iv.)+iii.)+ii.)+i.),ix.)+viii.)+vii.)+vi.)+v.)+iv.) +iii.)+ii.),ix.)+viii.)+vii.)+vi.)+v.)+iv.)+iii.)+i.),ix.)+viii.)+vii.)+vi.)+v.)+iv.)+iii.),ix.)+viii.)+vii.)+vi.)+v.)+iv.)+ii.)+i.),ix.)+viii.)+vii.)+vi.)+v.)+iv.)+ii.), ix.)+viii.)+vii.)+vi.)+v.)+iv.)+i.), ix.)+viii.)+vii.)+vi.)+v.)+iv.),ix.)+viii.)+vii.)+vi.) +v.)+iii.)+ii.)+i.),ix.)+viii.)+vii.)+vi.)+v.)+iii.)+ii.),ix.)+viii.)+vii.)+vi.)+v.)+iii.)+i.), ix.)+viii.)+vii.)+vi.)+v.)+iii.),ix.)+viii.)+vii.)+vi.)+v.)+ii.)+i.), ix.)+viii.) +vii.)+vi.)+v.)+ii.),ix.)+viii.)+vii.)+vi.)+v.)+i.), ix.)+viii.)+vii.)+vi.)+v.),ix.)+viii.)+vii.)+vi.)+iv.)+iii.)+ii.)+i.),ix.)+viii.)+vii.)+vi.)+iv.)+iii.)+ii.),ix.)+viii.)+vii.)+vi.)+iv.)+iii.)+i.),ix.)+viii.)+vii.)+vi.)+iv.)+ix.)+vii.)+vii.)+vi.)+iv.)+ii.)+i.),ix.)+vii.)+vii.)+vi.)+iv.)+ii.), ix.)+vii.)+vii.)+vi.)+iv.)+i.),ix.)+vii.)+vii.) +vi.)+iv.), 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-   -   |21| The device according to any of the preceding embodiments,        wherein one or more of the x optical elements comprises a means        for coupling light into or decoupling light out of the optical        element, preferably 3 or more of the optical elements, more        preferably all of the optical elements.    -   |22| The device according to embodiment |21|, wherein the first        R-type optical element comprises an R-type means for coupling        light into or decoupling light out of the R-type optical        element, the G-type optical element comprises a G-type means for        coupling light into or decoupling light out of the G-type        optical element and the B-type optical element comprises a        B-type means for coupling light into or decoupling light out of        the B-type optical element and one of the following criteria is        satisfied:        -   i.) The R-type means is the same as the G-type means and            different to the B-type means;        -   ii.) The R-type means is the same as the B-type means and            different to the G-type means;        -   iii.) The G-type means is the same as the B-type means and            different to the R-type means        -   iv.) The R-type means, the G-type means and the B-type means            are all the same.

In embodiments in which the device comprises second optical elements orfurther optical elements, it is preferred for the one or more,preferably all of the second or further optical elements to havecoupling or decoupling means, more preferably being the same as theR-type means, G-type means, B-type means, or two or three thereof.

-   -   |23| A kit comprising two or more devices according to any of        the preceding embodiments.    -   |24| A kit of x optical elements, the x optical elements        comprising a an R-type optical element,        -   a G-type optical element and a B-type optical element,        -   wherein:        -   R₆₁₀ is the refractive index of the first R-type optical            element for light of vacuum wavelength 610 nm;        -   R₇₆₀ is the refractive index of the first R-type optical            element for light of vacuum wavelength 760 nm;        -   G₅₀₀ is the refractive index of the first G-type optical            element for light of vacuum wavelength 500 nm;        -   G₆₁₀ is the refractive index of the first G-type optical            element for light of vacuum wavelength 610 nm;        -   B₄₀₀ is the refractive index of the first B-type optical            element for light of vacuum wavelength 400 nm;        -   B₅₀₀ is the refractive index of the first B-type optical            element for light of vacuum wavelength 500 nm;        -   n₀ is the minimum selected from R₇₆₀, G₆₁₀ and B₅₀₀;        -   δ is the difference between n₀ and the maximum selected from            R₆₁₀, G₅₀₀ and B₄₀₀;        -   n₀ is in the range from 1.550 to 2.500

δ is equal to or less than 0.200.

The further preferred features laid out in the embodiments and otherwisethroughout this document in relation to the optical elements of thedevice preferably also apply to the optical elements of the kit.

-   -   |25| The kit according to embodiment |24|, wherein one or more        of the optical elements is a wafer. Preferably two or more of        the optical elements are wafers, more preferably three or more        of the optical elements are wafers, most preferably all of the        optical elements are wafers.    -   |26| The kit according to embodiment |25|, wherein one or more        of the wafer satisfies one or more of the following criteria,        preferably two or more of the wafers, more preferably all of the        wafers:        -   i.) The front face has a surface area in the range from            0.010 to 0.500 m², preferably in the range 0.013 to 0.200            m², more preferably in the range from 0.017 to 0.100 m²; or            -   The front face has a surface area of at least 0.010 m²,                preferably at least 0.013 m², from more preferably at                least 0.017 m²; or            -   The front face has a surface area of up to 0.500 m²,                preferably up to 0.200 m², more preferably up to 0.100                m²;        -   ii.) A thickness d_(s) in the range from 10 to 1500 μm, more            preferably in the range from 10 to 1000 μm, more preferably            in the range from 10 to 500 μm, more preferably in the range            from 20 to 450 μm, more preferably in the range from 30 to            400 μm; or            -   The thickness d_(s) is at least 10 μm, more preferably                at least 20 μm, more preferably at least 30 μm; or            -   The thickness d_(s) is up to 1500 μm, more preferably up                to 1000 μm, more preferably up to 500 μm, more                preferably up to 450 μm, more preferably up to 400 μm;        -   iii.) A radius of curvature greater than 600 mm, preferably            greater than 800 mm, more preferably greater than 1100 mm.            In one aspect, this condition holds for one selected from a            front face and a back face. In another aspect, this            condition holds for both a front face and a back face;        -   iv.) A in-plane optical loss measured perpendicular to the            front face of at most 20%, preferably at most 15%, more            preferably at most 10%;        -   v.) A surface roughness of the substrate of less than 5 nm,            preferably less than 3 nm, more preferably less than 2 nm;        -   vi.) A surface roughness of the coating of less than 5 nm,            preferably less than 3 nm, more preferably less than 2 nm;        -   vii.) Total thickness variation of less than 5 μm,            preferably less than 4 μm, more preferably less than 3 μm,            more preferably less than 2 μm;        -   viii.)A min-max local thickness variation over 75% of the            front face of less than 5 μm preferably less than 4 more            preferably less than 3 more preferably less than 2 μm;        -   ix.) A warp of less than 350 μm, preferably warp of less            than 300 μm, more preferably a warp of less than 250 μm;        -   x.) A bow of less than 300 μm, preferably bow of less than            250 μm, more preferably a bow of less than 200 μm;        -   xi.) A square or circular shape.        -   xii.) Has an indentation of depth in the range from 100 μm            to 5 mm, preferably in the range from 500 μm to 3 mm, more            preferably from 1 mm to 2 mm. A preferred indentation is a            notch. An indentation or notch can serve for positioning the            wafer.

In some individual aspects of this embodiment at least the followingfeature combinations are fulfilled:

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-   -   |27| A process for making a device comprising the following        steps:        -   i.) Providing a kit according to any of the embodiments |23|            to |26|;        -   ii.) Reducing the surface area of the front face of each of            the optical elements to obtain portions;        -   iii.) Providing the portions as a viewing screen in the            device.    -   |28| A device obtainable by the process of embodiment |27|.    -   |29| A device according to any of the embodiments |1| to |22| or        |28|, wherein the device is an augmented reality device, a        virtual reality device or a mixed reality device.    -   |30| A process for creating a visual impression comprising the        following steps:        -   i.) Providing a device according to any of the embodiments            |1| to |22| or |28| or |29|;        -   ii.) Coupling a generated light image into the device        -   iii.) Decoupling the generated light image out of the            device.    -   |31| The process according to embodiment |30|, wherein the        generated light image is superimposed on a real-world image.

|3| A process for preparing a set of 3 optical elements comprising thefollowing steps:

-   -   a. Provide a group of at least 2 optical elements; wherein each        optical element has:        -   a refractive index R₆₁₀ for light of vacuum wavelength 610            nm;        -   a refractive index R₇₆₀ for light of vacuum wavelength 760            nm;        -   a refractive index G₅₀₀ for light of vacuum wavelength 500            nm;        -   a refractive index G₆₁₀ for light of vacuum wavelength 610            nm;        -   a refractive index B₄₀₀ for light of vacuum wavelength 400            nm;        -   a refractive index B₅₀₀ for light of vacuum wavelength 500            nm,    -   b. For a value of n₀ in the range from 1.550 to 2.500 and for a        value of δ of 0.200 or less, select the following from the        group:        -   a. A first optical element satisfying the following:            -   i. R₇₆₀≥n₀;            -   ii. R₆₁₀≤n₀+δ;        -   b. A second optical element satisfying the following:            -   i. G₆₁₀≥n₀;            -   ii. G₅₀₀≤n₀+δ;        -   c. A third optical element satisfying the following:            -   i. B₅₀₀≥n₀;            -   ii. B₄₀₀≤n₀+δ.

Refractive Indices

In the case of a body of homogeneous refractive index, the refractiveindex of the body is preferably the refractive index of the materialfrom which it is made. In a preferred substrate, the different betweenthe highest and lowest local values for refractive index is less than10⁻³ preferably less than 10⁻⁴, more preferably less than 10⁻⁵.

In the case of a body of heterogeneous refractive index, the effectiverefractive index of the body is preferably the refractive index requiredof a body of the same thickness having homogeneous refractive index tobring about the same level of refraction for light passing through it inthe direction of the normal to the front face. Where there isheterogeneity across the transverse extension, the effective refractiveindex is an arithmetic mean over the transverse extension.

Wavelengths

Unless otherwise indicated, wavelengths presented in this document arevacuum wavelengths. The vacuum wavelength of radiation is the wavelengthit would have if it were propagating in a vacuum.

A typical wavelength range for visible light or an RGB-range is from 400nm to 800 nm.

Thickness

Thicknesses, for example thickness of an optical element or of acoating, is preferably measured in a direction perpendicular to thefront face. Thicknesses, for example thickness of an optical element orof a coating, is preferably measured in a direction normal to the frontface.

In the case of a body having a thickness varying across its transverseextension, the thickness is preferably the arithmetic mean of thethickness over the transverse extension.

Min-max local thickness variation over a portion of an area is themaximum value of thickness variation over the portion, but which hasbeen minimized through selection of the portion. The min-max localthickness variation over 75% of an area is arrived at by selecting a 75%portion of the area in such a manner that the maximum variation over theportion is minimized.

Optical Element

Preferred optical elements are adapted and adjusted to propagate light,preferably an image. A preferred optical element is suitable forpropagating light perpendicular to its front face, preferably an image,preferably a real world image. A preferred optical element is suitablefor propagating light transverse to its front face, preferably an image,preferably an overlaid image.

In one embodiment, it is preferred for a real world image and anoverlaid image to overlap at least partially. This overlapping may beobserved at an observation surface displaced from the back face of theoptical element, for example at an eye.

An overlaid image is preferably a generated image. An overlaid image ispreferably generated by the device of the disclosure. The overlaid imageis preferably generated by a controlled light source.

A preferred optical element has a coating. In one embodiment, thecoating comprises two or more coating layers. The thickness of theoptical element is preferably at least 20 times the thickness of thecoating, more preferably at least 50 times, more preferably at least 100times. The thickness of the optical element is preferably up to 15,000times the thickness of the coating, more preferably up to 5,000 timesthe thickness of the coating, more preferably up to 2,000 times thethickness of the coating. The ratio of the thickness of the coating tothe thickness of the substrate is preferably in the range from 1:20 to1:15,000, more preferably in the range from 1:50 to 1:5,000, morepreferably in the range from 1:100 to 1:2,000.

Preferred optical elements are laminar. Preferred optical elements havea smallest Cartesian dimension which less than half the width of thenext smallest Cartesian dimension. The ratio of the smallest Cartesiandimension to the next smallest Cartesian dimension is preferably in therange from 1:1000 to 1:2, more preferably in the range from 1:1000 to1:10, more preferably in the range from 1:1000 to 1:100. The nextsmallest Cartesian dimension is preferably at least 2 times the smallestCartesian dimension, preferably at least 10 times, more preferably atleast 100 times. The next smallest Cartesian dimension is preferably upto 1000 times the smallest Cartesian dimension. The next smallestCartesian dimension might be as large as 10000 times the smallestCartesian dimension.

In one embodiment, a preferred optical element has an aspect ratio inthe range from 2 to 1000, more preferably in the range from 10 to 1000more preferably in the range from 100 to 1000. In one embodiment, apreferred optical element has an aspect ratio of up to 1000. In oneembodiment, a preferred optical element has an aspect ratio of at least2, more preferably at least 10, more preferably at least 100. The aspectratio might be as high as 10000.

Preferred laminar optical elements are suitable for transversepropagation of light, preferably of an overlaid image. Preferred laminaroptical elements are suitable for transverse propagation of light.

A preferred thickness of the optical element is in the range from 10 to1500 μm, more preferably in the range from 10 to 1000 μm, morepreferably in the range from 10 to 500 μm, more preferably in the rangefrom 20 to 450 μm, more preferably in the range from 30 to 400 μm.

A preferred thickness of the optical element is up to 1500 μm, morepreferably up to 1000 μm, more preferably up to 500 μm, more preferablyup to 450 μm, more preferably up to 400 μm.

A preferred thickness of the optical element is at least 10 μm, morepreferably at least 20 μm, more preferably at least 30 μm.

Orientations

The optical element has a front face and a back face. The front face andthe back face are preferably parallel, having a normal varying by lessthan 15°, more preferably by less than 10°, more preferably by less than5°. The normal of the back face is measured at the point on the backface through which the normal to the front face passes .The front faceof the optical element defines a principal direction. The principaldirection is preferably the normal to the front face at the geometriccenter of the front face. The principal is variously referred tothroughout this document as “normal to the front face” and“perpendicular to the front face”. As used throughout this document, theterm “longitudinal” refers to a direction either parallel oranti-parallel to the principal direction. A direction parallel to thenormal or longitudinal is preferably less than 45°, more preferably lessthan 30°, more preferably less than 10°, more preferably less than 5°from the normal. In the case of a laminar or planar optical element,longitudinal propagation corresponds to travel across the smallestCartesian dimension.

The front face defines a plane. The plane is preferably perpendicular tothe normal to the front face. The terms “transverse”, “lateral” or “inplane” as used in this disclosure refer to a direction perpendicular tothe normal to the front face, parallel to the plane. A directionperpendicular to the normal, transverse, lateral or in plane ispreferably more than 45°, more preferably more than 60°, more preferablyless than 80°, more preferably less than 85° from the normal. In thecase of a laminar or planar optical element, transverse, lateral or inplane propagation corresponds to travel within the laminar or planarextension.

In the device, preferably an augmented reality device, it is preferredfor one or more of, preferably all of, the optical elements to beoriented with the back face towards the user and the front face towardsthe real world.

A coating maybe present on the front face of the optical element. Acoating may be present on the back face of the optical element. Coatingsmay be present on both the front and back faces of the optical element.

A preferred optical element may consist of a single layer or may consistof two or more layers, preferably of a single layer.

In the case of a single layer, the optical element may have ahomogeneous chemical composition or a heterogeneous chemicalcomposition, preferably a homogeneous chemical composition. In the caseof a single layer, the optical element may have a homogeneous refractiveindex or a heterogeneous refractive index, preferably a homogeneousrefractive index. In the case of a heterogeneous refractive index, thepreferred ranges disclosed above preferably hold for the effectiverefractive index.

In the case of more than one layer, each layer may have a homogeneouschemical composition or a heterogeneous chemical composition, preferablya homogeneous chemical composition. In the case of more than one layer,the preferred ranges disclosed above preferably hold for the meanrefractive index of the optical element as a whole. In the case of morethan one layer, each layer may have a homogeneous refractive index or aheterogeneous refractive index, preferably a homogeneous refractiveindex. In the case of a heterogeneous refractive index, the preferredranges disclosed above preferably hold for the mean refractive index ofeach layer.

The chemical composition of preferred materials for the optical elementis preferably selected to fulfil one or more of the above describedphysical, optical and chemical requirements.

Preferred materials for the optical element are glass polymer oropto-ceramic, preferably glass. An opto-ceramic is highly transparentmaterial that is essentially single phase, polycrystalline and based onan oxide or other chalcogenide. Opto-ceramics are a subdivision ofceramics. “Single phase” in this context means that more than 95% byweight of the material, preferably at least 97% by weight, furtherpreferred at least 99% by weight and most preferred 99.5 to 99.9% byweight of the material are present in the form of crystals of thedesired composition (target composition). The individual crystals arearranged densely and have densities relative to their theoreticaldensities of at least 99%, preferably at least 99.9%, further preferredat least 99.99%. Accordingly, the opto-ceramics are nearly free ofpores.

Preferred glasses as categorized by the Abbe diagram are glasses havinga refractive index of 1.6 or more such as dense flint glasses, lanthanumflint glasses, dense lanthanum flint glasses, barium flint glasses,dense barium flint glasses, dense crown glasses, lanthanum crownglasses, extra dense crown glasses, flint glasses, dense phosphorouscrown glasses, low flint glasses.

In one embodiment, a preferred glass for the optical element is aniobium phosphate glass.

In one embodiment, a preferred glass for the optical element is alanthanum borate glass.

In one embodiment, a preferred glass for the optical element is alanthanum glass.

In one embodiment, a preferred glass for the optical element is asilicate based glass.

A preferred glass group comprises one or more selected from the groupconsisting of: niobium phosphate glasses, lanthanum (borate) glasses,titanate glasses, bismuth oxide glasses, silicate glasses whereassilicate glasses preferably contain one or more of TiO₂, La₂O₃, Bi₂O₃,Gd₂O₃, Nb₂O₅, Y₂O₃, Yb₂O₃, Ta₂O₅, WO₃, GeO₂, Ga₂O₃, ZrO₂, HfO₂, MgO,CaO, BaO, SrO, ZnO, Li₂O, K₂O, Na₂O, Cs₂O, P₂O₅, Al₂O₃, B₂O₃, CdO andPbO.

One option for a glass is a Nb-P glass having a refractive index of atleast 1.80.

One option for a glass is a lanthanum containing glass having arefractive index of at least 1.64.

In one embodiment, a preferred glass is commercially available fromSCHOTT under one of the following names: N-SF66, N-BASF64, N-SF1, N-SF6,N-SF6HT, N-SF8, N-SF15 and N-SF57, from Sumita under the name K-PSFn214,from OHARA under the name L-BBH1, S-LAH98, S-LAH99, from HOYA under thename TAFD40, TAFD40-W, TAFD45, TaFD55, TAFD55-W, from Corning under thename 1.7/35, 1.8/35 and 1.9/31, from Hikari under the name J-SF6,J-SF6HS, JSFH1, Q-SF6S, J-LASFH23, LASFH24HS, from CDGM under the nameH-ZF7LA, HZF7LA GT, H-ZF1, H-ZF52, H-ZF52A, H-ZF52GT, H-ZF52TT, H-ZLaF91and from NHGunder the name H-ZLaF66, H-ZF7L, H-ZLaF56A, H-ZF52, H-ZF52H,H-ZLaF60, H-ZLaF80.

A preferred polymer in this context is a plastic.

Preferred polymers in this context are polycarbonates (PC) such asLexan® or Merlon®, polystyrenes (PS) such as Styron® or Lustrex®,acrylic polymers (PMMA) such as Lucite®, Plexiglass® or Polycast®,polyetherimides (PEI) such as Ultem® or Extern®, polyurethanes (PU) suchas Isoplast®, cyclic olefin copolymers (COC) such as Topas®, cyclicolefin polymer (COP) such as Zeonex® or Zeonor®, polyesters, such asOKP4 and OKP4HP, polyethersulfones (PES) such as Radel®, and HTLT®. Onepreferred polymer material is allyl diglycol carbonate (such as CR-39).One preferred polymer material is urethane based.

Preferred opto-ceramics are yttrium aluminum granite (YAG, Y₃Al₅O₁₂) andvariants thereof, lutetium aluminum granite (LuAG), opto-ceramics withcubic pyrochloric structure or fluorite structure as described in DE 102007 022 048 A1 or zinc sulphide.

Preferred crystals are sapphire, anatase, rutile, diamond, zinc sulphideand spinel.

Coating

A coating may be present on the optical element. A preferred coating issuitable for reducing reflection of light incident on the opticalelement. In the case of a coating applied to the front face, the coatingis suitable for reducing reflection of light at the front face. In thecase of a coating applied to the back face, the coating is suitable forreducing reflection of light at the back face.

A preferred coating reduces impairment of light propagation in theoptical element, preferably reduces impairment of transverse propagationof light in the optical element.

A preferred coating layer is laminar or planar. The coating preferablyextends in a plane parallel to that of the optical element.

The coating preferably coats at least 80% of the front face by area,preferably at least 90%, more preferably at least 95%, more preferablyat least 99%, most preferably all of the front face.

A coating comprises one or more coating layers. The coating ispreferably made as a stack of coating layers, preferably arranged as astack of co-planer laminas.

The thickness of the coating is preferably determined normal to thefront face.

A preferred coating produces a low reflectance region.

A preferred low reflectance region is over the range from 450 to 650 nm.The maximum reflectance in the range from 450 to 650 nm is preferablynot more than 50% of the maximum reflectance in the range from 450 to650 nm for the uncoated optical element, preferably not more than 40%,more preferably not more than 30%.

The maximum reflectance in the range from 450 to 650 nm is preferablyless than 5%, preferably less than 4%, more preferably less than 3%,more preferably less than 2%, more preferably less than 1.5%, morepreferably less than 1.1%.

A preferred low reflectance region covers a broad vacuum wavelengthrange. Preferably there is a region of width of at least 175 nm, morepreferably at least 200 nm, more preferably at least 225 nm, morepreferably at least 250 nm, in which the maximum reflectance minus theminimum reflectance is less than 1%.

A preferred low reflectance region is flat. The maximum reflectance inthe range from 450 to 650 nm minus the minimum reflectance in the rangefrom 450 to 650 nm is preferably less than 1.5%, more preferably lessthan 1.0%, most preferably less than 0.8%.

Coating Layers

A preferred coating comprises 1 or more coating layers. Coating layersare preferably arranged in a stack with each coating layer parallel tothe front face.

A preferred coating layer has a chemical composition which either doesnot vary through its interior or varies smoothly and continuouslythrough its interior, preferably does not vary through its interior. Apreferred coating layer either has a homogeneous chemical composition ora smoothly and continuously varying chemical composition, preferably ahomogeneous chemical composition. A preferred coating layer has achemical composition in which the maximum local wt. % of an element isless than 1.2 times the minimum local wt. % of the element, preferablyless than 1.1, more preferably less than 1.05. Preferably this appliesfor each element.

A preferred coating layer has a refractive index which either does notvary through its interior or varies smoothly and continuously throughits interior, preferably does not vary through its interior. A preferredcoating layer either has a homogeneous refractive index or a smoothlyand continuously varying refractive index, preferably a homogeneousrefractive index. A preferred coating layer has a maximum localrefractive index which is less than 1.2 time the minimum localrefractive index, preferably less than 1.1, more preferably less than1.05.

A preferred coating layer has a constant thickness across its transverseextension. A preferred coating layer has a ratio of smallest thicknessto largest thickness in the range from 1:1 to 1:1.1, preferably in therange from 1:1 to 1:1.05, more preferably in the range from 1:1 to1:1.01.

In one embodiment, the coating comprises one or more coating layers ofgroup A. Coating layers of group A have a refractive index of at least1.7. A preferred coating layer of group A has a refractive index in therange from 1.70 to 2.60, preferably in the range from 1.80 to 2.60, morepreferably from 1.90 to 2.50, more preferably from 1.95 to 2.45. Apreferred coating layer of group A has a refractive index of at least1.80, more preferably at least 1.90, more preferably at least 1.95. Apreferred coating layer of group A has a refractive index up to 2.60,more preferably up to 2.50, more preferably up to 2.45. A preferredcoating layer of group A is made of a material selected from the groupconsisting of: Si₃N₄, ZrO₂, Ta₂O₅, HfO₂, Nb₂O₅, TiO₂, SnO₂, indium tinoxide, ZnO₂, AlN, a mixed oxide comprising at least one thereof, a mixednitride comprising at least one thereof and a mixed oxynitridecomprising at least one thereof; preferably made of a material selectedfrom the group consisting of ZrO₂, Ta₂O₅, HfO₂, Nb₂O₅, TiO₂. and a mixedoxide comprising at least one thereof. In one aspect of this embodiment,the coating layer is made of ZrO₂, or HfO₂, preferably ZrO₂. Preferredmixed oxides are TiO₂/SiO₂; Nb₂O₅/SiO₂ and ZrO₂/Y₂O₃. A preferred mixednitride is AlSiN. A preferred mixed oxynitride is AlSiON.

In one embodiment, the optical element comprises two or more layers ofgroup A, wherein at least one pair of the group A layers are ofdifferent materials. In another embodiment, the optical elementcomprises two or more layers of group A, wherein all of the group Alayers are of the same material.

In one embodiment, the coating comprises one or more coating layers ofgroup B. Coating layers of group B have a refractive index less than1.7. A preferred coating layer of group B has a refractive index in therange from 1.37 to 1.60, preferably from 1.37 to 1.55, more preferablyfrom 1.38 to 1.50. A preferred coating layer of group B has a refractiveindex of at least 1.37, preferably at least 1.38. A preferred coatinglayer of group B has a refractive index of up to 1.60, preferably up to1.55, more preferably up to 1.50.

A preferred coating layer of group B is made of a material selected fromthe group consisting of: SiO₂, MgF₂ and a mixed oxide comprising SiO₂and a further oxide. A preferred mixed oxide in this context comprisesSiO₂ and Al₂O₃. A preferred mixed oxide in this context comprises SiO₂in the range from 50 to 98 wt. %, more preferably from 60 to 95 wt. %,more preferably from 70 to 93 wt. %. A preferred mixed oxide in thiscontext comprises SiO₂ up to 98 wt. %, more preferably up to 95 wt. %,more preferably up to 93 wt. %. A preferred mixed oxide in this contextcomprises at least 50 wt. % SiO₂, more preferably at least 60 wt. %,more preferably at least 70 wt. %. A preferred mixed oxide in thiscontext is comprises SiO₂ in the range from 50 to 98 wt. %, morepreferably from 60 to 95 wt. %, more preferably from 70 to 93 wt. % andAl₂O₃ in the range from 2 to 50 wt. %, more preferably from 5 to 40 wt.%, more preferably from 7 to 30 wt. %.

In one embodiment, the optical element comprises two or more layers ofgroup B, wherein at least one pair of the group B layers are ofdifferent materials. In another embodiment, the optical elementcomprises two or more layers of group B, wherein all of the group Blayers are of the same material.

In some of the embodiments, the coating structure is described in termsof regions of type A and type B, wherein regions of type A have a higherrefractive index and regions of type B have a lower refractive index.So-called needle layers having a thickness of 5 nm or less do notinfluence the nature of a region as type A or B. Regions arecharacterized based on coating layers having a thickness of above 5 nm.

So-called needle layers might have a thickness of as low as 1 nm. Aso-called needle layer could be as thin as an atomic mono-layer.

Coupling and Decoupling

A preferred coupling means is suitable for introducing light into theoptical element, preferably for introducing an image into the opticalelement, preferably an overlaid image. A preferred decoupling means issuitable for removing light from the optical element, preferably forremoving an image from the optical element, preferably an overlaidimage.

In one embodiment, a coupling means is provided for introducing anoverlaid image into the optical element. In one embodiment, a couplingmeans is provided for introducing an image into the optical element fortransverse propagation.

In one embodiment, a decoupling means is provided for removing anoverlaid image from the optical element, preferably out of the backface. In one embodiment, a decoupling means is provided for removing animage from the optical element, wherein the image is propagating in atransverse direction.

In one embodiment, n₀ coupling or decoupling means is provided for thereal world image.

In one embodiment, a coupling means is provided for introducing lightinto the optical element.

In one embodiment, a de-coupling means is provided for taking light outof the optical element.

Preferred coupling means are refractive and/or diffractive opticalelements, preferably a prism or a diffraction grating.

Coupling and decoupling means may be integrated into the optical elementor provide externally to it, preferably attached to it.

In one embodiment the optical element comprises more decoupling meansthan coupling means.

In one embodiment light coupled in by a single coupling means isdecoupled by two or more decoupling means.

In one embodiment, the optical element comprises two or more decouplingmeans and each decoupling means corresponds to a pixel of an image.

A coupling means may be present at the front, side or rear of theoptical element, preferably at the rear or at the side.

A decoupling means may be present on the front side or on the back sideof the optical element.

Coupling preferably comprises deviation of light by an angle in therange from 30 to 180°, preferably in the range from 45 to 180°, morepreferably in the range from 90 to 180°, more preferably in the rangefrom 135 to 180°. Coupling preferably comprises deviation of light by anangle of at least 30°, preferably at least 45°, more preferably at least90°, more preferably at least 135°.

Decoupling preferably comprises deviation of light by an angle in therange from 30 to 180°, preferably in the range from 45 to 135°, morepreferably in the range from 60 to 120°, more preferably in the rangefrom 70 to 110°. Decoupling preferably comprises deviation of light byan angle of at least 30°, preferably at least 45°, more preferably atleast 60°, more preferably at least 70°. Decoupling preferably comprisesdeviation of light by an angle up to 180°, preferably up to 135°, morepreferably up to 120°, more preferably up to 110°.

Process

The optical element can be prepared by any method known to the skilledperson and which he considers suitable. Preferred methods for applying acoating comprise physical vapor deposition. Preferred physical vapordeposition is sputtering or evaporation, preferably evaporation. Apreferred physical vapor deposition is oxidative physical vapordeposition.

The process preferably comprises a cleaning step, preferably of thefront face. A preferred cleaning step may comprise ultrasound. Apreferred cleaning step may involve water; an alkaline cleaner,preferably having a pH in the range from 7.5 to 9; or a pH neutralcleaner other than water.

Coating layers are preferably deposited at a rate in the range from 0.5to 10 Å/s, preferably in the range from 0.75 to 8 Å/s, more preferablyin the range from 1 to 5 Å/s. Coating layers are preferably deposited ata rate of at least 0.5 Å/s, preferably at least 0.75 Å/s, morepreferably at least 1 Å/s. Coating layers are preferably deposited at arate of up to 10 Å/s, preferably up to 8 Å/s, more preferably up to 5Å/s.

Physical vapor deposition is preferably performed with a optical elementtemperature in the range from 110 to 250° C., more preferably in therange from 120 to 230° C., more preferably in the range from 140 to 210°C. Physical vapor deposition is preferably performed with a opticalelement temperature of at least 110° C., more preferably at least 120°C., more preferably at least 140° C. Physical vapor deposition ispreferably performed with a optical element temperature up to 250° C.,more preferably up to 230° C., more preferably up to 210° C.

In the case of polymer optical elements, lower deposition ranges arepreferred such as from 100 to 150° C.

Physical vapor deposition is preferably performed under a pressure ofless than 1 x 10′ Pa, more preferably less than 5 x 10⁻³ Pa, morepreferably less than 3 x 10⁻³ Pa.

Device

A contribution to overcoming at least one of the above referencedobjects is made by a device comprises optical elements according to thedisclosure.

Optical elements are preferably spaced. A preferred spacing is in therange from 600 nm to 1 mm, preferably in the range from 5 μm to 500 μm,more preferably in the range from 50 μm to 400 nm.

A preferred spacing is at least 600 nm, preferably at least 5 μm, morepreferably at least 50 μm. A preferred spacing is up to 1 mm, preferablyup to 500 μm, more preferably up to 400 nm.

In one embodiment, three optical elements are provided for propagatingred, green and blue light respectively. In one aspect of thisembodiment, an optical element is provided for propagating light havinga vacuum wavelength in the range from 564 to 580 nm. In one aspect ofthis embodiment, an optical element is provided for propagating lighthaving a vacuum wavelength in the range from 534 to 545 nm. In oneaspect of this embodiment, an optical element is provided forpropagating light having a vacuum wavelength in the range from 420 to440 nm.

The device preferably comprises a projector for projecting an image intothe optical element via a coupling means.

Combinations of Materials

In one embodiment, the R-type, G-type and B-type optical elements, beingthe first optical elements or the second optical elements or the furtheroptical elements or two or more or all thereof, are made of the samematerial. In this context, at least 50% by volume of an optical elementconsists of the material from which it is made.

In one embodiment, the R-type, G-type and B-type optical elements, beingthe first optical elements or the second optical elements or the furtheroptical elements or two or more or all thereof, are all made ofdifferent materials. In this context, at least 50% by volume of anoptical element consists of the material from which it is made.

In one embodiment, R-type and G-type optical elements, being the firstoptical elements or the second optical elements or the further opticalelements or two or more or all thereof, are made of the same materialand the B-type optical element is made of a different material.

In one embodiment, B-type and G-type optical elements, being the firstoptical elements or the second optical elements or the further opticalelements or two or more or all thereof, are made of the same materialand the R-type optical element is made of a different material.

In one embodiment, R-type and B-type optical elements, being the firstoptical elements or the second optical elements or the further opticalelements or two or more or all thereof, are made of the same materialand the G-type optical element is made of a different material.

Image Distances

A preferred device may present generated images at different imagedistances. In one embodiment, the device presents a first generatedimage at a first image distance and a second generated image at a secondimage distance, wherein the first and the second image distances aredifferent. The first and second image distances are preferably separatedby more than 2 mm, more preferably more than 3 mm, more preferably morethan 5 mm.

In a device in which generated images are presented at different imagedistances, it is preferred for one or more of the images to be generatedby two or more colored sources. In a preferred embodiment, one or moreof the generated images is an RGB image. Where a generated image at agiven image distance is generated by two or more colored sources, it ispreferred for these colored sources to correspond to optical elementswhich are relatively close to each other, preferably less than 2 mm,more preferably less than 500 μm, more preferably less than 300 μm, morepreferably less than 200 μm. In one embodiment, a generated image at agiven image distance is produced by a triplet of an R-type opticalelement, a G-type optical element and a B-type optical element,preferably with n₀ spaces of more than 2 mm in between, more preferablyless than 500 μm, more preferably less than 300 μm, more preferably lessthan 200 μm. In one aspect of this embodiment, the device comprises twoor more such triplets, the spacings between triplets being more than 2mm, preferably more than 3 mm, more preferably more than 5 mm.

FIG. 1 shows an optical element employed in the present disclosure. Theoptical element 101 has a front face 604, a back face 605. The direction107 emanates from the front face 604 and is perpendicular to it. Thedirection 106 emanates from the back face 605 and is perpendicular toit. The optical element has a length 602 and width 601, each parallel tothe front face. The optical element has a thickness 603 determinedperpendicular to the front face 604.

FIG. 2 shows an optical element according to the present disclosure withside coupling of an overlaid image. The optical element 101 has a frontface and a back face. On the front face of the optical element 101 isapplied a coating 201. A real world image 204 enters the optical elementthrough the front face, piercing the coating 201 and the optical element101, to pass out of the back face. An overlaid image 203 is generated ata projector 202, positioned to the side of the optical element, andpasses through the optical element transverse to the front face to thenexit through the back face. The real world image 204 and the overlaidimage 203 are both viewed by a viewer located behind the back face. In avariant, the coating 201 may be applied to the back face rather than thefront face. In a variant, coatings 201 are applied to both the back faceand the front face. Not shown are decoupling means on the back face, forexample diffraction gratings. Where a coating is present on the backface, the decoupling means is preferably located between the opticalelement and the coating.

FIG. 3 shows an optical element according to the present disclosure withback side coupling of an overlaid image. The optical element 101 has afront face and a back face. On the front face of the optical element 101is applied a coating 201. A real world image 204 enters the opticalelement through the front face, piercing the coating 201 and the opticalelement 101, to pass out of the back face. An overlaid image 203 isgenerated at a projector 202, positioned at the back of the opticalelement, and passes through the optical element transverse to the frontface to then exit through the back face. The real world image 204 andthe overlaid image 203 are both viewed by a viewer located behind theback face. In a variant, the coating 201 may be applied to the back facerather than the front face. In a variant, coatings 201 are applied toboth the back face and the front face. Not shown are decoupling means onthe back face, for example diffraction gratings. Where a coating ispresent on the back face, the decoupling means is preferably locatedbetween the optical element and the coating.

FIG. 4 shows an AR device according to the present disclosure. A set ofglasses/visor has a screen 301 comprising the optical element of thedisclosure. A real world image 204 penetrates the screen 301 from thefront side to reach the back side. An overlaid image 203 is projectedfrom a projector 202 located behind the screen 301. The overlaid image203 propagates within the plane of the screen 301 and exits through itsback face. Both the real world image 204 and the overlaid image 203 arereceived behind the back face.

FIG. 5 shows a device comprising three optical elements according to thepresent disclosure arranged in a stack. The optical elements 501 areoriented parallel, overlapping as a stack, with their front faces in thesame direction. Coatings 503 are present on the front faces. The opticalelements 501 are spaced by spacers 502 to leave an air gap betwixt. Areal world image 204 penetrates through the optical elementssequentially and exits through the back face of the last thereof.

A separate projector 202 injects an overlaid image 203 into each of theoptical elements. In each case, the overlaid image 203 exits the opticalelement through the back face and combines with the real world imagebehind the back faces to give the augmented reality.

FIG. 6 shows an arrangement for determining in-plane optical loss of atarget. The target 804 is of circular cross-section, having a diameterof 20 cm. Light is introduced into the target 804 from a light guidingFIG. 801 and follows a path 802 through the target 804. On the oppositeside of the target 804 is located a light trap 803. Intensity ofscattered light is measured using a camera located 50 cm above thegeometric center of the target.

FIG. 7 is a graph of refractive index against wavelength for the threeoptical elements of example 394 (examples section). N-SF14 has beenselected as the R-type optical element and its refractive index is shownin the range from 400 to 500 nm. Its refractive index at 400 nm and 500nm is labelled as R₄₀₀ and R₅₀₀ respectively. N-SF11 has been selectedas the G-type optical element and its refractive index is shown in therange from 500 to 610 nm. Its refractive index at 610 nm and 760 nm islabelled as G₄₀₀ and G₅₀₀ respectively. N-SF6HT has been selected as theB-type optical element and its refractive index is shown in the rangefrom 610 to 760 nm. Its value at 610 nm and 760 nm are labelled as B₆₁₀and B₇₆₀ respectively. In this case, R₅₀₀ is the lowest refractive indexin the system and defines no. R₄₀₀ is the highest refractive index inthe system, thus defining n₀ +δ.\

Test Methods

Unless otherwise stated, all test methods are performed at a temperatureof 25° C. and a pressure of 101,325 Pa. Unless otherwise stated, opticalmeasurements are made using a 550 nm vacuum wavelength source.

Bow

Bow is measured according to ASTM F534

Warp

Warp is measured according to ASTM F657

In-Plane Optical Loss

The target substrate or optical element is provided as a circular diskof diameter 15 cm. In the case of the optical element, the front face(with the coating) is oriented upwards. A light guiding fiber having anumerical aperture of 0.15 is arranged to inject light into the targetby polishing a 3 mm flat area at one side of the target and arrangingthe outlet face of the fiber parallel to and in physical contact withit. An immersion oil selected from the following list is deployedbetween the fiber and the target: Cargille Labs Series A(1.460≤n≤1.640), Cargille Labs Series B (1.642≤n≤1.700), Cargille LabsSeries M (1.705≤n≤1.800), Cargille Labs Series H (1.81≤n≤2.00), CargilleLabs Series EH (2.01≤n≤2.11), Cargille Labs Series FH (2.12≤n≤2.21),Cargille Labs Series GH (2.22≤n≤2.31). The immersion oil having arefractive index closest to that of the target is selected. The lightfrom the fiber is injected towards the geometric center of the targetand travels through the target to the opposite side. The spreading isdetermined by the numerical aperture of 0.15. A light trap is arrangedat the opposite side to reduce reflection. A digital camera (CMOS or CCD(charge coupled device) camera is located 50 cm above the geometriccenter of the target, directed towards the target. The camera takes agrey scale picture of the target which is calibrated in linear responsecurve. The intensity of scattered light is measured at 0.8 cm intervalsalong the line between the point of injection and the opposite side.Intensity of scattered light is fitted to an exponential decay curve,normalized and the value at the opposite side extrapolated to give thein-plane optical loss. Unless otherwise stated, in-plane optical loss ismeasured using a 450 nm vacuum wavelength light source.

The apparatus is calibrated by measuring photo current using anintegrating sphere at the target's center. The image processingalgorithm generates a circular region of the same size and position asthe sphere's input port. The grey scale signal within this region iscumulated in order to calibrate the camera's grey scale signal to theradiometric world.

Internal Transmission

The internal transmittance is measured for a 10 mm thick sample andcalculated using:

τ_(i)(λ)=T(λ)/P

wherein “T” indicates the measured transmittance from glass sample and“P” indicates the reflection factor, which is calculated by

P=2n/(n ²+1)

wherein “n” indicates the refractive index of the sample glass. “n”slightly changes following vacuum wavelength.

The transmittance T was determined by means of a double beam spectralphotometer (e.g. from Perkin Elmer).

In particular, the transmittance T is generally determined as the ratioI/I₀, wherein I₀ is the light intensity applied to the sample and I isthe light intensity detected behind the sample. In other words, themeasured transmittance T reflects the fraction of light of a particularvacuum wavelength that has been transmitted through the sample.

Integrated internal transmission for a single optical element is foundby integrating the transmission over the relevant wavelength range anddividing by the width of the wavelength range. The range 400 to 500 nmis employed for B-type optical elements, 500 to 570 nm for G-typeoptical elements and 610 to 760 nm for R-type optical elements.

Integrated internal transmission for a set of three optical elements, inparticularly an RGB triplet, is the geometric mean of the integratedinternal transmission for the three individual elements, namely the cuberoot of their product:

T=(T _(red) ·T _(blue) ·T _(green))^(1/3)

Refractive Index

The refractive index n is preferably determined using a refractometer,preferably a v-block refractometer. First, the samples were shaped in anearly square shape (about 20×20×5 mm). Then, the samples were placed ina v shaped block prism having a known refractive index. The refractionof an incoming light beam depends on the refractive index differencebetween the sample and the v-block prism. Standard measurementtemperature is 22° C.

Density

The density of the glasses was determined according to ASTM C693-93(reapproved in the year 2008) at or near 25° C. by buoyancy. Averagedensity of three optical elements is measured for three optical elementsof the same size and thickness and is found by adding their values anddividing by 3.

Roughness

Surface roughness is measured using an atomic force microscope, model DInanoscope D3100-S1 from Digital Instruments. An area of the sample of 2μm by 2 μm is scanned in tapping mode, scanning the area with 256 linesper picture and 256 dots per line. The scan rate is 0.7 Hz. Thecantilever has a tip with a tip radius of ≤10 nm. The sample'stopography is measured by evaluating the change of the amplitude of theoscillating cantilever when scanning the surface. The raw data islevelled by a line fit, using a 3^(rd) order polynomial fit. The rootmean squared roughness R_(rms) is calculated by the AFM' s softwareusing the formula

${R_{rms} = \sqrt{\frac{1}{n}{\sum_{i = 1}^{n}y_{i}^{2}}}},$

where n=256*256=65536 and y_(i) is the height value at each of the 65536measured positions.

EXAMPLES

The present disclosure is now exemplified by means of non-limitingexamples.

Example 1 Preparing Coated Optical Elements

Coatings were applied to 300 μm optical elements as follows: A frontface of the wafer was cleaned in a bath of de-ionized water at 40° C.with ultrasound at 130 kHz for 200 seconds. The wafer was then driedwith air at 60° C. for 500 seconds. A surface almost entirely devoid ofimpurity particles thereon was obtained. The wafer was mounted on theevaporation dome in the vacuum chamber of a Leybold APS 1104 and theevaporation machine was charged with the appropriate coating materials.The pressure of the evacuation chamber was lowered to 1×10⁻³ Pa. Layerswhere deposited at a rate of 2.5 Å/s with an ion energy 60 eV. In eachcase, the following layers were applied in order, starting from thesurface of the optical element: a 22 nm layer of TiO₂; a 33 nm is layerof SiO₂, a 28 nm layer of TiO₂; a 109 nm layer of SiO₂.

Example 2 Construction of Devices

Devices were constructed according to FIG. 4, the screen comprising anarrangement of three optical elements as shown in FIG. 5. FIG. 5 showsthe materials used for the red-type, green-type and blue-type opticalelements, along with refractive index at two vacuum wavelengths foreach. The red-type optical element is furthest from the viewer, followedby the green-type optical element and finally the blue-type opticalelement is closest to the viewer. The optical elements are spaced with200 μm air. The gap between the blue-type optical element and theviewer's eyes is 40 mm. The substrate material for the three opticalelements were configured as shown in tables 1 to 11. The materials areavailable from Schott AG and other glass producers. For each example,internal transmission and density is given for each optical element andthe integrated internal transmission, density and their quotientdetermined therefrom. The results are shown in tables 1 to 11.

Table 12 shows some comparative examples with minimum value ofrefractive index of around 1.55. Example 1001 is taken from Table 1 andexamples 1002 to 1007 combine one or two glasses from table 1 with twoor one glasses from table 9.

Table 13 shows some comparative examples with minimum value ofrefractive index of around 1.7. Example 1101 is taken from Table 5 andexamples 1102 to 1107 combine one or two glasses from table 5 with twoor one glasses from table 9.

TABLE 1a Glass for B-position glass glass from to density Ti integral Excompany: name: n(400 nm) n(500 nm) [g/cm³] (400-500 nm) 101 SchottN-BALF5 1.5657 1.5533 2.61 0.993 102 Schott N-BALF5 1.5657 1.5533 2.610.993 103 Schott N-BALF5 1.5657 1.5533 2.61 0.993 104 Schott N-BALF51.5657 1.5533 2.61 0.993 105 Schott LLF1HTi 1.5700 1.5551 2.94 0.999 106Schott LLF1HTi 1.5700 1.5551 2.94 0.999 107 Schott LLF1 1.5701 1.55512.94 0.998 108 Schott N-PSK3 1.5675 1.5573 2.91 0.995 109 SchottN-BAK4HT 1.5869 1.5747 3.05 0.997 110 Schott N-BAK4 1.5869 1.5747 3.050.995 111 Schott N-SK11 1.5802 1.5692 3.08 0.995 112 Schott N-BAK4HT1.5869 1.5747 3.05 0.997 113 Schott N-SK11 1.5802 1.5692 3.08 0.995 114Schott N-BAK4 1.5869 1.5747 3.05 0.995 115 Schott N-BAK4HT 1.5869 1.57473.05 0.997 116 Schott N-BAK4 1.5869 1.5747 3.05 0.995 117 Schott N-BAK11.5902 1.5782 3.19 0.996 118 Schott LLF1HTi 1.5700 1.5551 2.94 0.999 119Schott N-BAK4HT 1.5869 1.5747 3.05 0.997 120 Schott N-BAK4HT 1.58691.5747 3.05 0.997 121 Schott N-BAK1 1.5902 1.5782 3.19 0.996 122 SchottN-BAK1 1.5902 1.5782 3.19 0.996 123 Schott LF5HTi 1.6079 1.5897 3.220.999 124 Schott LF5HTi 1.6079 1.5897 3.22 0.999 125 Schott LF5HTi1.6079 1.5897 3.22 0.999 126 Schott LF5 1.6079 1.5897 3.22 0.998 127Sumita K-SKLD120 1.6040 1.5924 2.64 0.998 128 Sumita K-SKLD120 1.60401.5924 2.64 0.998 129 NHG D-ZK3L 1.6059 1.5947 2.79 0.998 130 SumitaK-SKLD120 1.6040 1.5924 2.64 0.998 131 Sumita K-SKLD120 1.6040 1.59242.64 0.998 132 NHG D-ZK3L 1.6059 1.5947 2.79 0.998 133 NHG D-ZK3L 1.60591.5947 2.79 0.998 134 Sumita K-CSK120 1.6044 1.5927 3.00 0.998 135 NHGH-ZK3A 1.6060 1.5947 3.31 0.998 136 Sumita K-SKLD120 1.6040 1.5924 2.640.998 137 NHG D-ZK2N 1.6043 1.5927 2.98 0.998 Glass for G-position glassglass From to density Ti integral Ex company: name: n(500 nm) n(570 nm)[g/cm³] (500-570 nm) 101 Schott N-PSK3 1.5573 1.5531 2.91 0.997 102Schott N-PSK3 1.5573 1.5531 2.91 0.997 103 Schott N-SK11 1.5692 1.56473.08 0.999 104 Schott N-SK11 1.5692 1.5647 3.08 0.999 105 Schott N-PSK31.5573 1.5531 2.91 0.997 106 Schott N-PSK3 1.5573 1.5531 2.91 0.997 107Schott N-SK11 1.5692 1.5647 3.08 0.999 108 Schott N-BALF4 1.5858 1.58063.11 0.998 109 Schott N-BAK4HT 1.5747 1.5698 3.05 0.998 110 SchottN-SK11 1.5692 1.5647 3.08 0.999 111 Schott N-SK11 1.5692 1.5647 3.080.999 112 Schott N-BAK1 1.5782 1.5734 3.19 0.998 113 Schott N-BALF41.5858 1.5806 3.11 0.998 114 Schott N-BAK4HT 1.5747 1.5698 3.05 0.998115 Schott N-SK11 1.5692 1.5647 3.08 0.999 116 Schott LF5HTi 1.58971.5828 3.22 0.999 117 Schott N-SK11 1.5692 1.5647 3.08 0.999 118 SchottLF5HTi 1.5897 1.5828 3.22 0.999 119 Schott N-BAK1 1.5782 1.5734 3.190.998 120 Schott LF5 1.5897 1.5828 3.22 0.999 121 Schott N-BALF4 1.58581.5806 3.11 0.998 122 Schott LF5 1.5897 1.5828 3.22 0.999 123 SchottLF5HTi 1.5897 1.5828 3.22 0.999 124 Schott N-BAK4 1.5747 1.5698 3.050.998 125 Schott LF5HTi 1.5897 1.5828 3.22 0.999 126 Schott LF5 1.58971.5828 3.22 0.999 127 Ohara S-TIM 8 1.6043 1.5969 2.63 0.996 128 OharaS-TIM 8 1.6043 1.5969 2.63 0.996 129 Ohara S-TIM 8 1.6043 1.5969 2.630.996 130 Ohara S-FTM16 1.6025 1.5943 2.64 0.996 131 NHG H-QF14 1.60431.5969 2.71 0.998 132 NHG D-ZK3L 1.5947 1.5900 2.79 0.998 133 NHG H-QF141.6043 1.5969 2.71 0.998 134 NHG D-ZK3L 1.5947 1.5900 2.79 0.998 135Ohara S-FTM16 1.6025 1.5943 2.64 0.996 136 Ohara S-TIM 8 1.6043 1.59692.63 0.996 137 NHG D-ZK3L 1.5947 1.5900 2.79 0.998

TABLE 1b Totals Glass for R position T = FoM glass glass From To densityTi integral average (T_(red) · T_(blue) · (T_(red) · T_(blue) ·T_(green))^(1/3)/ Ex company: name: n(610 nm) n(760 nm) [g/cm³] (610-760nm) density T_(green))^(1/3) average density 101 Schott N-BAF4 1.60421.5973 2.89 0.997 2.80 0.996 0.355 102 Schott N-BAK4 1.5677 1.5625 3.050.998 2.86 0.996 0.349 103 Schott N-BAK4 1.5677 1.5625 3.05 0.998 2.910.997 0.342 104 Schott N-BALF4 1.5784 1.5729 3.11 0.998 2.94 0.997 0.340105 Schott N-BAK4HT 1.5677 1.5625 3.05 0.998 2.97 0.998 0.337 106 SchottN-BALF4 1.5784 1.5729 3.11 0.998 2.99 0.998 0.334 107 Schott N-BAK41.5677 1.5625 3.05 0.998 3.02 0.998 0.330 108 Schott N-BAK4 1.56771.5625 3.05 0.998 3.02 0.997 0.330 109 Schott N-SK11 1.5628 1.5580 3.080.998 3.06 0.998 0.326 110 Schott N-BAK4 1.5677 1.5625 3.05 0.998 3.060.997 0.326 111 Schott N-BALF4 1.5784 1.5729 3.11 0.998 3.09 0.997 0.323112 Schott N-BAK4 1.5677 1.5625 3.05 0.998 3.09 0.998 0.322 113 SchottN-BALF4 1.5784 1.5729 3.11 0.998 3.10 0.997 0.322 114 Schott LF5HTi1.5799 1.5729 3.22 0.999 3.10 0.997 0.321 115 Schott LF5HTi 1.57991.5729 3.22 0.999 3.12 0.998 0.320 116 Schott N-SK11 1.5628 1.5580 3.080.998 3.12 0.997 0.320 117 Schott N-SK11 1.5628 1.5580 3.08 0.998 3.120.998 0.320 118 Schott LF5 1.5799 1.5729 3.22 0.999 3.13 0.999 0.320 119Schott N-BAK1 1.5714 1.5663 3.19 0.998 3.14 0.998 0.317 120 SchottN-BAK1 1.5714 1.5663 3.19 0.998 3.15 0.998 0.317 121 Schott N-BAK11.5714 1.5663 3.19 0.998 3.16 0.997 0.315 122 Schott LF5HTi 1.57991.5729 3.22 0.999 3.21 0.998 0.311 123 Schott LF5HTi 1.5799 1.5729 3.220.999 3.22 0.999 0.310 124 Schott F5 1.6017 1.5939 3.47 0.999 3.25 0.9990.308 125 Schott F5 1.6017 1.5939 3.47 0.999 3.30 0.999 0.302 126 SchottF5 1.6017 1.5939 3.47 0.999 3.30 0.998 0.302 127 Ohara S-TIM 5 1.60171.5939 2.63 0.997 2.63 0.997 0.379 128 NHG H-F1 1.6017 1.5939 2.63 0.9982.63 0.997 0.379 129 NHG H-F1 1.6017 1.5939 2.63 0.998 2.68 0.997 0.372130 Ohara S-BAM 4 1.6041 1.5972 2.91 0.997 2.73 0.997 0.365 131 SchottN-BAF4 1.6042 1.5973 2.89 0.997 2.75 0.998 0.363 132 Sumita K-BaSF51.6017 1.5946 2.71 0.998 2.76 0.998 0.361 133 Schott N-BAF4 1.60421.5973 2.89 0.997 2.80 0.998 0.357 134 Hoya E-F3 1.5926 1.5926 2.640.998 2.81 0.998 0.355 135 Ohara S-TIM 5 1.6017 1.5939 2.63 0.997 2.860.997 0.349 136 Hoya BACD2 1.5935 1.5935 3.53 0.998 2.93 0.997 0.340 137Hoya BACD4 1.5995 1.5995 3.58 0.999 3.12 0.998 0.320

TABLE 2a Glass for B position glass glass From To density Ti integral Excompany: name: n(400 nm) n(500 nm) [g/cm³] (400-500 nm) 138 SchottLF5HTi 1.6079 1.5897 3.22 0.999 139 Schott LF5HTi 1.6079 1.5897 3.220.999 140 Schott LF5HTi 1.6079 1.5897 3.22 0.999 141 Schott F2HT 1.65221.6299 3.60 0.998 142 Schott F2HT 1.6522 1.6299 3.60 0.998 143 SchottF2HT 1.6522 1.6299 3.60 0.998 144 Schott LF5 1.6079 1.5897 3.22 0.998145 Schott LF5 1.6079 1.5897 3.22 0.998 146 Schott F2 1.6522 1.6299 3.600.997 147 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.997 148 Schott N-SK2HT1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.997 149 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.997 150Schott N-SK2HT 1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.997 151 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6265 1.61363.55 0.997 152 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.997 153 SchottN-SK2HT 1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.997 154 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6265 1.6136 3.550.997 155 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.997 156 Schott N-SK2HT1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.997 157 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.997 158Schott N-SK2HT 1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.997 159 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6265 1.61363.55 0.997 160 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.997 161 SchottN-SK2HT 1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.997 162 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6265 1.6136 3.550.997 163 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.997 164 Schott N-SK2HT1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.997 165 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.997 166Schott N-SK2HT 1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.997 167 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6265 1.61363.55 0.997 168 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.997 169 SchottN-SK2HT 1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.997 170 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6265 1.6136 3.550.997 171 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.997 172 Schott N-SK2HT1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.997 173 Schott F5 1.6332 1.6126 3.47 0.996 174Schott F5 1.6332 1.6126 3.47 0.996 175 Schott F5 1.6332 1.6126 3.470.996 176 Schott F5 1.6332 1.6126 3.47 0.996 177 Schott F5 1.6332 1.61263.47 0.996 178 Schott N-SK2 1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.994 179 Schott N-SK21.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.994 180 Schott N-SK2 1.6265 1.6136 3.55 0.994 181Schott N-SSK2 1.6433 1.6290 3.53 0.992 182 Schott N-SSK2 1.6433 1.62903.53 0.992 183 Schott N-SSK2 1.6433 1.6290 3.53 0.992 184 SchottN-KZFS4HT 1.6384 1.6213 3.00 0.991 185 Schott N-KZFS4HT 1.6384 1.62133.00 0.991 186 Schott N-F2 1.6524 1.6299 2.65 0.984 187 Schott N-BAF41.6314 1.6137 2.89 0.982 188 Schott N-BAF52 1.6327 1.6162 3.05 0.981 189Schott N-BAF52 1.6327 1.6162 3.05 0.981 190 Schott N-BAF52 1.6327 1.61623.05 0.981 191 Schott N-BAF52 1.6327 1.6162 3.05 0.981 192 SchottN-BAF52 1.6327 1.6162 3.05 0.981 193 Hoya E-F1 1.6041 1.6041 2.70 0.981194 Hoya E-FD5 1.6473 1.6473 2.90 0.971 195 Hoya E-FD5 1.6473 1.64732.90 0.971 196 NHG H-LaK4L 1.6586 1.6461 2.98 0.991 197 Hoya E-FD51.6473 1.6473 2.90 0.971 198 NHG H-LaK4L 1.6586 1.6461 2.98 0.991 199Hoya E-F1 1.6041 1.6041 2.70 0.981 200 NHG H-LaK4L 1.6586 1.6461 2.980.991 201 Hoya E-FD5 1.6473 1.6473 2.90 0.971 202 NHG H-LaK4L 1.65861.6461 2.98 0.991 203 Hoya E-FD5 1.6473 1.6473 2.90 0.971 204 SumitaK-SK18RH 1.6591 1.6452 3.35 0.990 205 Hoya MP-BACD15 1.6096 1.6096 3.020.993 206 NHG H-LaK4L 1.6586 1.6461 2.98 0.991 207 NHG H-ZK11 1.65911.6452 3.66 0.990 208 Hoya E-BACD10 1.6095 1.6095 3.66 0.998 209 NHGH-LaK4L 1.6586 1.6461 2.98 0.991 210 NHG H-LaK4L 1.6586 1.6461 2.980.991 211 Hoya BACD16 1.6081 1.6081 3.52 0.995 212 NHG H-LaK4L 1.65861.6461 2.98 0.991 213 NHG H-LaK4L 1.6586 1.6461 2.98 0.991 214 SumitaK-SK18RH 1.6591 1.6452 3.35 0.990 215 Hoya E-BACD10 1.6095 1.6095 3.660.998 216 Hoya E-BACD10 1.6095 1.6095 3.66 0.998 217 Hoya E-BACD101.6095 1.6095 3.66 0.998 218 Hoya PCD4 1.6065 1.6065 3.52 0.997 219 NHGH-ZK11 1.6591 1.6452 3.66 0.990 Glass for G position glass glass From Todensity Ti integral Ex company: name: n(500 nm) n(570 nm) [g/cm³](500-570 nm) 138 Schott N-F2 1.6299 1.6216 2.65 0.996 139 Schott N-F21.6299 1.6216 2.65 0.996 140 Schott N-BAF4 1.6137 1.6070 2.89 0.996 141Schott F2 1.6299 1.6216 3.60 0.999 142 Schott F2 1.6299 1.6216 3.600.999 143 Schott SF2 1.6588 1.6495 3.86 0.998 144 Schott N-SSK2 1.62901.6234 3.53 0.998 145 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6136 1.6084 3.55 0.999 146 SchottSF2 1.6588 1.6495 3.86 0.998 147 Schott N-F2 1.6299 1.6216 2.65 0.996148 Schott N-BAF4 1.6137 1.6070 2.89 0.996 149 Schott N-F2 1.6299 1.62162.65 0.996 150 Schott N-BAF52 1.6162 1.6099 3.05 0.994 151 SchottN-BAF52 1.6162 1.6099 3.05 0.994 152 Schott N-F2 1.6299 1.6216 2.650.996 153 Schott N-SSK8 1.6249 1.6189 3.27 0.996 154 Schott N-BAF41.6137 1.6070 2.89 0.996 155 Schott N-BAF4 1.6137 1.6070 2.89 0.996 156Schott N-SK2HT 1.6136 1.6084 3.55 0.999 157 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6136 1.60843.55 0.999 158 Schott N-BAF4 1.6137 1.6070 2.89 0.996 159 Schott N-BAF41.6137 1.6070 2.89 0.996 160 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6136 1.6084 3.55 0.999 161Schott N-SK2HT 1.6136 1.6084 3.55 0.999 162 Schott N-SSK2 1.6290 1.62343.53 0.998 163 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6136 1.6084 3.55 0.999 164 Schott N-SSK21.6290 1.6234 3.53 0.998 165 Schott N-SSK2 1.6290 1.6234 3.53 0.998 166Schott N-SK2HT 1.6136 1.6084 3.55 0.999 167 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6136 1.60843.55 0.999 168 Schott F2 1.6299 1.6216 3.60 0.999 169 Schott F2HT 1.62991.6216 3.60 0.999 170 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6136 1.6084 3.55 0.999 171 SchottN-SK2HT 1.6136 1.6084 3.55 0.999 172 Schott F2 1.6299 1.6216 3.60 0.999173 Schott N-BAF52 1.6162 1.6099 3.05 0.994 174 Schott N-F2 1.62991.6216 2.65 0.996 175 Schott N-BAF52 1.6162 1.6099 3.05 0.994 176 SchottN-BAF52 1.6162 1.6099 3.05 0.994 177 Schott F2 1.6299 1.6216 3.60 0.999178 Schott N-BAF52 1.6162 1.6099 3.05 0.994 179 Schott N-SK2HT 1.61361.6084 3.55 0.999 180 Schott F2HT 1.6299 1.6216 3.60 0.999 181 SchottN-BAF4 1.6137 1.6070 2.89 0.996 182 Schott N-SSK2 1.6290 1.6234 3.530.998 183 Schott N-BAF4 1.6137 1.6070 2.89 0.996 184 Schott N-F2 1.62991.6216 2.65 0.996 185 Schott N-KZFS4 1.6213 1.6147 3.00 0.996 186 SchottN-F2 1.6299 1.6216 2.65 0.996 187 Schott N-F2 1.6299 1.6216 2.65 0.996188 Schott N-F2 1.6299 1.6216 2.65 0.996 189 Schott N-SF2 1.6588 1.64952.72 0.993 190 Schott N-BAF52 1.6162 1.6099 3.05 0.994 191 Schott N-SSK21.6290 1.6234 3.53 0.998 192 Schott F2 1.6299 1.6216 3.60 0.999 193Hikari J-F16 1.6025 1.5943 2.64 0.989 194 Hikari J-SF2 1.6589 1.64952.72 0.994 195 Sumita K-SFLD2 1.6588 1.6495 2.78 0.998 196 Schott N-SF21.6588 1.6495 2.72 0.993 197 Schott N-SF2 1.6588 1.6495 2.72 0.993 198Schott N-SF2 1.6588 1.6495 2.72 0.993 199 Hikari J-F16 1.6025 1.59432.64 0.989 200 NHG H-LaK4L 1.6461 1.6410 2.98 0.998 201 NHG H-ZF1 1.65881.6495 2.72 0.991 202 NHG H-ZF1 1.6588 1.6495 2.72 0.991 203 NHG H-ZF11.6588 1.6495 2.72 0.991 204 Sumita K-SFLD2 1.6588 1.6495 2.78 0.998 205NHG D-ZK3L 1.5947 1.5900 2.79 0.998 206 Hoya E-FD5 1.6473 1.6473 2.900.992 207 Sumita K-SFLD2 1.6588 1.6495 2.78 0.998 208 NHG D-ZK3L 1.59471.5900 2.79 0.998 209 Hoya BACED5 1.6412 1.6412 3.64 0.998 210 HoyaBACED5 1.6412 1.6412 3.64 0.998 211 NHG D-ZK3L 1.5947 1.5900 2.79 0.998212 Schott SF2 1.6588 1.6495 3.86 0.998 213 Schott SF2 1.6588 1.64953.86 0.998 214 Hikari J-BAF12 1.6475 1.6406 3.23 0.995 215 NHG D-ZK3L1.5947 1.5900 2.79 0.998 216 NHG D-ZK3L 1.5947 1.5900 2.79 0.998 217 NHGH-ZK3A 1.5947 1.5900 3.31 0.998 218 Sumita K-SK5 1.5947 1.5900 3.320.995 219 NHG ZF1 1.6588 1.6495 3.85 0.998

TABLE 2b totals Glass for R position T = FoM glass glass From To densityTi integral average (T_(red) · T_(blue) · (T_(red) · T_(blue) ·T_(green))^(1/3)/ Ex company: name: n(610 nm) n(760 nm) [g/cm³] (610-760nm) density T_(green))^(1/3) average density 138 Schott N-F2 1.61821.6099 2.65 0.997 2.84 0.997 0.351 139 Schott N-SF2 1.6456 1.6364 2.720.995 2.86 0.996 0.348 140 Schott N-BAF4 1.6042 1.5973 2.89 0.997 3.000.997 0.332 141 Schott N-KZFS4 1.6119 1.6048 3.00 0.998 3.40 0.998 0.294142 Schott F2 1.6182 1.6099 3.60 0.999 3.60 0.999 0.277 143 Schott SF21.6456 1.6364 3.86 0.998 3.77 0.998 0.264 144 Schott N-SK2HT 1.60621.6007 3.55 0.999 3.43 0.998 0.291 145 Schott F2 1.6182 1.6099 3.600.999 3.46 0.998 0.289 146 Schott SF2 1.6456 1.6364 3.86 0.998 3.770.998 0.264 147 Schott N-SF2 1.6456 1.6364 2.72 0.995 2.97 0.996 0.335148 Schott N-F2 1.6182 1.6099 2.65 0.997 3.03 0.996 0.329 149 SchottN-BAF52 1.6072 1.6006 3.05 0.997 3.08 0.996 0.323 150 Schott N-F2 1.61821.6099 2.65 0.997 3.08 0.996 0.323 151 Schott N-SF2 1.6456 1.6364 2.720.995 3.10 0.995 0.321 152 Schott N-SSK8 1.6164 1.6101 3.27 0.997 3.160.997 0.316 153 Schott N-F2 1.6182 1.6099 2.65 0.997 3.16 0.996 0.316154 Schott N-BAF52 1.6072 1.6006 3.05 0.997 3.16 0.996 0.315 155 SchottN-SSK8 1.6164 1.6101 3.27 0.997 3.24 0.997 0.308 156 Schott N-F2 1.61821.6099 2.65 0.997 3.25 0.997 0.307 157 Schott N-BAF4 1.6042 1.5973 2.890.997 3.33 0.998 0.300 158 Schott N-SK2 1.6062 1.6007 3.55 0.998 3.330.997 0.299 159 Schott F2 1.6182 1.6099 3.60 0.999 3.35 0.997 0.298 160Schott N-BAF52 1.6072 1.6006 3.05 0.997 3.38 0.997 0.295 161 SchottN-SSK8 1.6164 1.6101 3.27 0.997 3.46 0.997 0.289 162 Schott N-SSK21.6210 1.6150 3.53 0.998 3.53 0.997 0.282 163 Schott N-SSK2 1.62101.6150 3.53 0.998 3.54 0.998 0.282 164 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6062 1.6007 3.550.999 3.54 0.998 0.282 165 Schott N-SK2 1.6062 1.6007 3.55 0.998 3.540.997 0.282 166 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6062 1.6007 3.55 0.999 3.55 0.998 0.281167 Schott N-SK2 1.6062 1.6007 3.55 0.998 3.55 0.998 0.281 168 Schott F21.6182 1.6099 3.60 0.999 3.58 0.998 0.279 169 Schott F2 1.6182 1.60993.60 0.999 3.58 0.998 0.279 170 Schott SF2 1.6456 1.6364 3.86 0.998 3.650.998 0.273 171 Schott SF2 1.6456 1.6364 3.86 0.998 3.65 0.998 0.273 172Schott SF2 1.6456 1.6364 3.86 0.998 3.67 0.998 0.272 173 Schott N-F21.6182 1.6099 2.65 0.997 3.06 0.996 0.326 174 Schott N-SSK8 1.61641.6101 3.27 0.997 3.13 0.996 0.318 175 Schott N-SSK2 1.6210 1.6150 3.530.998 3.35 0.996 0.298 176 Schott N-SK2 1.6062 1.6007 3.55 0.998 3.360.996 0.297 177 Schott N-BAF52 1.6072 1.6006 3.05 0.997 3.37 0.997 0.296178 Schott N-SF2 1.6456 1.6364 2.72 0.995 3.10 0.994 0.320 179 SchottN-BAF4 1.6042 1.5973 2.89 0.997 3.33 0.997 0.299 180 Schott SF2 1.64561.6364 3.86 0.998 3.67 0.997 0.272 181 Schott N-BAF52 1.6072 1.6006 3.050.997 3.15 0.995 0.316 182 Schott N-BAF4 1.6042 1.5973 2.89 0.997 3.310.996 0.301 183 Schott N-SK2HT 1.6062 1.6007 3.55 0.999 3.32 0.996 0.300184 Schott N-SF2 1.6456 1.6364 2.72 0.995 2.79 0.994 0.356 185 SchottN-F2 1.6182 1.6099 2.65 0.997 2.89 0.995 0.345 186 Schott N-F2 1.61821.6099 2.65 0.997 2.65 0.992 0.374 187 Schott N-F2 1.6182 1.6099 2.650.997 2.73 0.992 0.363 188 Schott N-SF2 1.6456 1.6364 2.72 0.995 2.800.990 0.353 189 Schott N-SF2 1.6456 1.6364 2.72 0.995 2.83 0.990 0.350190 Schott N-SF2 1.6456 1.6364 2.72 0.995 2.94 0.990 0.337 191 SchottN-SF2 1.6456 1.6364 2.72 0.995 3.10 0.991 0.320 192 Schott N-SF2 1.64561.6364 2.72 0.995 3.12 0.992 0.318 193 Hoya E-F1 1.6041 1.6041 2.700.997 2.68 0.989 0.369 194 Hoya E-FD5 1.6473 1.6473 2.90 0.995 2.840.987 0.347 195 Hoya E-FD5 1.6473 1.6473 2.90 0.995 2.86 0.988 0.345 196Sumita K-BaSF4 1.6495 1.6411 2.96 0.998 2.89 0.994 0.344 197 SchottN-KZFS5 1.6523 1.6441 3.04 0.998 2.89 0.987 0.342 198 Schott N-KZFS51.6523 1.6441 3.04 0.998 2.91 0.994 0.341 199 Hikari J-SK2 1.6062 1.60073.53 0.994 2.96 0.988 0.334 200 NHG H-ZBaF65 1.6523 1.6441 3.01 0.9982.99 0.996 0.333 201 Hikari J-LAK7 1.6504 1.6445 3.30 0.993 2.97 0.9850.331 202 Hikari J-LAK7 1.6504 1.6445 3.30 0.993 3.00 0.992 0.331 203Hikari J-LAK7R 1.6504 1.6445 3.34 0.992 2.99 0.985 0.330 204 Ohara S-NBH5 1.6523 1.6441 3.02 0.998 3.05 0.995 0.326 205 Hoya BACD15 1.60831.6083 3.55 0.997 3.12 0.996 0.319 206 NHG H-LaK50 1.6504 1.6446 3.540.998 3.14 0.994 0.316 207 NHG H-ZBaF65 1.6523 1.6441 3.01 0.998 3.150.995 0.316 208 Schott N-BAF52 1.6072 1.6006 3.05 0.997 3.17 0.998 0.315209 Sumita K-BaSF4 1.6495 1.6411 2.96 0.998 3.19 0.996 0.312 210 SchottN-KZFS5 1.6523 1.6441 3.04 0.998 3.22 0.996 0.309 211 NHG H-ZK50 1.60621.6007 3.47 0.998 3.26 0.997 0.306 212 Sumita K-BaSF4 1.6495 1.6411 2.960.998 3.27 0.996 0.305 213 Schott N-KZFS5 1.6523 1.6441 3.04 0.998 3.290.996 0.302 214 Hikari J-LAK7R 1.6504 1.6445 3.34 0.992 3.31 0.992 0.300215 Hoya BACD16 1.6081 1.6081 3.52 0.999 3.32 0.998 0.300 216 SchottN-SK2HT 1.6062 1.6007 3.55 0.999 3.33 0.998 0.299 217 Hoya E-BAF8 1.60631.6063 3.32 0.998 3.43 0.998 0.291 218 Hoya M-PCD4 1.6070 1.6070 3.570.997 3.47 0.996 0.287 219 Sumita K-PG395 1.6561 1.6474 3.50 0.998 3.670.995 0.271

TABLE 3a Glass for B position glass glass From To density Ti integral Excompany: name: n(400 nm) n(500 nm) [g/cm³] (400-500 nm) 220 Schott N-F21.6524 1.6299 2.65 0.984 221 Schott N-F2 1.6524 1.6299 2.65 0.984 222Schott N-SF2 1.6845 1.6588 2.72 0.977 223 Schott N-F2 1.6524 1.6299 2.650.984 224 Schott N-F2 1.6524 1.6299 2.65 0.984 225 Schott N-SF2 1.68451.6588 2.72 0.977 226 Schott N-SF2 1.6845 1.6588 2.72 0.977 227 SchottN-SF2 1.6845 1.6588 2.72 0.977 228 Schott N-F2 1.6524 1.6299 2.65 0.984229 Schott N-SF2 1.6845 1.6588 2.72 0.977 230 Schott N-SF2 1.6845 1.65882.72 0.977 231 Schott N-KZFS5 1.6846 1.6637 3.04 0.987 232 Schott N-F21.6524 1.6299 2.65 0.984 233 Schott N-KZFS5 1.6846 1.6637 3.04 0.987 234Schott N-SF5 1.7130 1.6848 2.86 0.972 235 Schott N-KZFS5 1.6846 1.66373.04 0.987 236 Schott F2HT 1.6522 1.6299 3.60 0.998 237 Schott F2 1.65221.6299 3.60 0.997 238 Schott N-BASF2 1.6996 1.6752 3.15 0.967 239 SchottF2HT 1.6522 1.6299 3.60 0.998 240 Schott N-BASF2 1.6996 1.6752 3.150.967 241 Schott F2HT 1.6522 1.6299 3.60 0.998 242 Schott F2 1.65221.6299 3.60 0.997 243 Schott N-BASF2 1.6996 1.6752 3.15 0.967 244 SchottF2 1.6522 1.6299 3.60 0.997 245 Schott N-SF2 1.6845 1.6588 2.72 0.977246 Schott SF2 1.6841 1.6588 3.86 0.993 247 Schott N-KZFS11 1.66511.6464 3.20 0.992 248 Schott SF2 1.6841 1.6588 3.86 0.993 249 SchottN-BASF2 1.6996 1.6752 3.15 0.967 250 Schott F2 1.6522 1.6299 3.60 0.997251 Schott SF2 1.6841 1.6588 3.86 0.993 252 Schott SF2 1.6841 1.65883.86 0.993 253 Schott SF5 1.7126 1.6848 4.07 0.993 254 Hoya E-FD101.6975 1.6975 3.07 0.955 255 Hoya E-FD10 1.6975 1.6975 3.07 0.955 256Hoya E-FD10 1.6975 1.6975 3.07 0.955 257 Hoya BAFD8 1.6989 1.6989 3.620.963 258 Hoya BAF11 1.6515 1.6515 3.63 0.983 259 Hoya BAF10 1.65301.6530 3.61 0.976 260 Hoya BAF11 1.6515 1.6515 3.63 0.983 261 Hoya LAC81.6964 1.6964 3.81 0.993 262 Hoya LAC8 1.6964 1.6964 3.81 0.993 263 HoyaBAF10 1.6530 1.6530 3.61 0.976 264 Hoya BAF11 1.6515 1.6515 3.63 0.983265 Hoya LAF3 1.6968 1.6968 4.20 0.989 266 Hoya BAF11 1.6515 1.6515 3.630.983 267 Hoya BAF11 1.6515 1.6515 3.63 0.983 268 Hoya LAC8 1.69641.6964 3.81 0.993 269 Hoya LAC8 1.6964 1.6964 3.81 0.993 270 Hoya LAC81.6964 1.6964 3.81 0.993 271 Hoya LAC8 1.6964 1.6964 3.81 0.993 272 HoyaBAFD8 1.6989 1.6989 3.62 0.963 273 Hoya LAF3 1.6968 1.6968 4.20 0.989Glass for G position glass glass From To density Ti integral Ex company:name: n(500 nm) n(570 nm) [g/cm³] (500-570 nm) 220 Schott N-SF2 1.65881.6495 2.72 0.993 221 Schott N-SF2 1.6588 1.6495 2.72 0.993 222 SchottN-SF2 1.6588 1.6495 2.72 0.993 223 Schott N-SF5 1.6848 1.6746 2.86 0.993224 Schott N-SF5 1.6848 1.6746 2.86 0.993 225 Schott N-SF5 1.6848 1.67462.86 0.993 226 Schott N-SF5 1.6848 1.6746 2.86 0.993 227 Schott N-KZFS51.6637 1.6557 3.04 0.996 228 Schott N-KZFS5 1.6637 1.6557 3.04 0.996 229Schott N-BASF2 1.6752 1.6662 3.15 0.992 230 Schott N-BASF2 1.6752 1.66623.15 0.992 231 Schott N-KZFS5 1.6637 1.6557 3.04 0.996 232 SchottN-BASF2 1.6752 1.6662 3.15 0.992 233 Schott N-KZFS5 1.6637 1.6557 3.040.996 234 Schott P-SF8 1.7018 1.6910 2.90 0.992 235 Schott N-KZFS51.6637 1.6557 3.04 0.996 236 Schott N-SF2 1.6588 1.6495 2.72 0.993 237Schott N-SF2 1.6588 1.6495 2.72 0.993 238 Schott N-KZFS5 1.6637 1.65573.04 0.996 239 Schott N-SF5 1.6848 1.6746 2.86 0.993 240 Schott N-SF81.7017 1.6910 2.90 0.990 241 Schott N-KZFS5 1.6637 1.6557 3.04 0.996 242Schott N-SF5 1.6848 1.6746 2.86 0.993 243 Schott N-BASF2 1.6752 1.66623.15 0.992 244 Schott N-KZFS5 1.6637 1.6557 3.04 0.996 245 Schott SF51.6848 1.6746 4.07 0.998 246 Schott N-SF5 1.6848 1.6746 2.86 0.993 247Schott SF2 1.6588 1.6495 3.86 0.998 248 Schott N-BASF2 1.6752 1.66623.15 0.992 249 Schott SF5 1.6848 1.6746 4.07 0.998 250 Schott SF2 1.65881.6495 3.86 0.998 251 Schott SF5 1.6848 1.6746 4.07 0.998 252 Schott SF51.6848 1.6746 4.07 0.998 253 Schott SF5 1.6848 1.6746 4.07 0.998 254 NHGD-ZF10 1.7018 1.6910 2.86 0.997 255 Schott N-SF8 1.7017 1.6910 2.900.990 256 Sumita K-SFLD8 1.7018 1.6910 2.94 0.980 257 NHG D-ZF10 1.70181.6910 2.86 0.997 258 Hikari J-LAK04 1.6577 1.6521 3.27 0.999 259 HikariJ-LAK7 1.6580 1.6527 3.30 0.996 260 Ohara S-LAL54Q 1.6577 1.6521 3.360.998 261 NHG D-ZF10 1.7018 1.6910 2.86 0.997 262 Sumita K-VC80 1.70141.6951 3.81 0.998 263 Hikari J-LAK7 1.6580 1.6527 3.30 0.996 264 NHGH-LaK10 1.6578 1.6522 3.72 0.998 265 Schott N-SF8 1.7017 1.6910 2.900.990 266 Sumita K-LaK7 1.6580 1.6527 3.76 0.994 267 Hoya BAF11 1.65151.6515 3.63 0.998 268 NHG H-LaK2H 1.6994 1.6933 3.53 0.998 269 Hoya LAC81.6964 1.6964 3.81 0.998 270 Sumita K-VC80 1.7014 1.6951 3.81 0.998 271NHG H-LaK2 1.6983 1.6922 3.63 0.998 272 Sumita K-LaK13 1.7010 1.69474.11 0.991 273 Sumita K-LaFK58 1.7024 1.6967 4.56 0.998

TABLE 3b Glass for R position totals Ti FoM glass glass From To densityintegral average T = (T_(red) · (T_(red) · T_(blue) · T_(green))^(1/3)/EX company: name: n(610 nm) n(760 nm) [g/cm³] (610-760 nm) densityT_(blue) · T_(green))^(1/3) average density 220 Schott N-SF5 1.67051.6604 2.86 0.996 2.74 0.991 0.361 221 Schott P-SF8 1.6866 1.6760 2.900.995 2.76 0.990 0.359 222 Schott N-SF5 1.6705 1.6604 2.86 0.996 2.760.988 0.357 223 Schott N-SF5 1.6705 1.6604 2.86 0.996 2.79 0.991 0.355224 Schott P-SF8 1.6866 1.6760 2.90 0.995 2.80 0.991 0.353 225 SchottN-SF5 1.6705 1.6604 2.86 0.996 2.81 0.989 0.352 226 Schott N-SF8 1.68661.6760 2.90 0.994 2.83 0.988 0.350 227 Schott N-SF5 1.6705 1.6604 2.860.996 2.87 0.989 0.344 228 Schott N-KZFS5 1.6523 1.6441 3.04 0.998 2.910.992 0.341 229 Schott N-SF8 1.6866 1.6760 2.90 0.994 2.92 0.988 0.338230 Schott N-SF15 1.6965 1.6854 2.92 0.994 2.93 0.988 0.337 231 SchottN-SF5 1.6705 1.6604 2.86 0.996 2.98 0.993 0.333 232 Schott N-BASF21.6625 1.6535 3.15 0.995 2.98 0.990 0.332 233 Schott N-SF8 1.6866 1.67602.90 0.994 3.00 0.993 0.331 234 Schott N-BASF64 1.7021 1.6932 3.20 0.9852.99 0.983 0.329 235 Schott N-KZFS5 1.6523 1.6441 3.04 0.998 3.04 0.9940.327 236 Schott N-SF5 1.6705 1.6604 2.86 0.996 3.06 0.995 0.325 237Schott N-SF5 1.6705 1.6604 2.86 0.996 3.06 0.995 0.325 238 Schott P-SF81.6866 1.6760 2.90 0.995 3.03 0.986 0.325 239 Schott N-SF5 1.6705 1.66042.86 0.996 3.11 0.996 0.321 240 Schott N-BASF64 1.7021 1.6932 3.20 0.9853.09 0.981 0.318 241 Schott N-SF5 1.6705 1.6604 2.86 0.996 3.17 0.9970.315 242 Schott N-KZFS5 1.6523 1.6441 3.04 0.998 3.17 0.996 0.315 243Schott N-BASF2 1.6625 1.6535 3.15 0.995 3.15 0.985 0.313 244 SchottN-KZFS5 1.6523 1.6441 3.04 0.998 3.23 0.997 0.309 245 Schott N-SF151.6965 1.6854 2.92 0.994 3.24 0.990 0.306 246 Schott N-BASF2 1.66251.6535 3.15 0.995 3.29 0.994 0.302 247 Schott N-SF5 1.6705 1.6604 2.860.996 3.30 0.995 0.301 248 Schott N-SF8 1.6866 1.6760 2.90 0.994 3.310.993 0.300 249 Schott N-SF5 1.6705 1.6604 2.86 0.996 3.36 0.987 0.294250 Schott N-SF8 1.6866 1.6760 2.90 0.994 3.45 0.996 0.288 251 SchottN-BASF2 1.6625 1.6535 3.15 0.995 3.69 0.995 0.269 252 Schott SF5 1.67051.6604 4.07 0.998 4.00 0.996 0.249 253 Schott SF5 1.6705 1.6604 4.070.998 4.07 0.996 0.245 254 Hoya E-FD10 1.6975 1.6975 3.07 0.995 3.000.982 0.327 255 Hoya E-FD10 1.6975 1.6975 3.07 0.995 3.01 0.980 0.325256 Schott N-BASF64 1.7021 1.6932 3.20 0.985 3.07 0.973 0.317 257 NHGH-ZBaF20 1.6997 1.6913 3.64 0.998 3.37 0.986 0.292 258 NHG H-LaK1 1.65821.6523 3.64 0.998 3.51 0.993 0.283 259 Hoya BAF11 1.6515 1.6515 3.630.999 3.51 0.990 0.282 260 Hoya BAF11 1.6515 1.6515 3.63 0.999 3.540.993 0.281 261 NHG H-LaF51 1.6984 1.6911 4.01 0.998 3.56 0.996 0.280262 Hoya E-FD10 1.6975 1.6975 3.07 0.995 3.56 0.996 0.279 263 HikariJ-SSK5 1.6570 1.6505 3.75 0.995 3.55 0.989 0.278 264 NHG H-LaK1 1.65821.6523 3.64 0.998 3.66 0.993 0.271 265 Hoya MP-LAC8-30 1.6979 1.69793.90 0.998 3.67 0.992 0.271 266 Hoya BAF11 1.6515 1.6515 3.63 0.999 3.670.992 0.270 267 Sumita K-LaK11 1.6570 1.6511 3.85 0.996 3.70 0.992 0.268268 Ohara S-LAL21 1.7015 1.6947 3.85 0.996 3.73 0.996 0.267 269 HoyaBAFD8 1.6989 1.6989 3.62 0.999 3.75 0.997 0.266 270 Hoya BAFD8 1.69891.6989 3.62 0.999 3.75 0.997 0.266 271 Hoya LAC8 1.6964 1.6964 3.810.998 3.75 0.996 0.266 272 Hoya LAF3 1.6968 1.6968 4.20 0.998 3.98 0.9840.247 273 Hoya LAF3 1.6968 1.6968 4.20 0.998 4.32 0.995 0.230

TABLE 4a Glass for B position glass glass From To density Ti integral Excompany: name: n(400 nm) n(500 nm) [g/cm³] (400-500 nm) 274 Schott N-SF51.7130 1.6848 2.86 0.972 275 Schott P-SF8 1.7316 1.7018 2.90 0.971 276Schott P-SF8 1.7316 1.7018 2.90 0.971 277 Schott P-SF8 1.7316 1.70182.90 0.971 278 Schott P-SF8 1.7316 1.7018 2.90 0.971 279 Schott N-SF81.7316 1.7017 2.90 0.964 280 Schott P-SF8 1.7316 1.7018 2.90 0.971 281Schott N-SF8 1.7316 1.7017 2.90 0.964 282 Schott N-SF15 1.7440 1.71242.92 0.959 283 Schott N-SF15 1.7440 1.7124 2.92 0.959 284 Schott P-SF81.7316 1.7018 2.90 0.971 285 Schott N-BASF64 1.7374 1.7144 3.20 0.960286 Schott N-SF15 1.7440 1.7124 2.92 0.959 287 Schott N-SF15 1.74401.7124 2.92 0.959 288 Schott N-BASF64 1.7374 1.7144 3.20 0.960 289Schott N-BASF64 1.7374 1.7144 3.20 0.960 290 Schott N-SF8 1.7316 1.70172.90 0.964 291 Schott N-BASF64 1.7374 1.7144 3.20 0.960 292 SchottN-SF15 1.7440 1.7124 2.92 0.959 293 Schott N-SF10 1.7783 1.7432 3.050.944 294 Schott N-BASF64 1.7374 1.7144 3.20 0.960 295 Schott N-BASF641.7374 1.7144 3.20 0.960 296 Schott SF5 1.7126 1.6848 4.07 0.993 297Schott SF5 1.7126 1.6848 4.07 0.993 298 Schott P-SF8 1.7316 1.7018 2.900.971 299 Schott P-SF8 1.7316 1.7018 2.90 0.971 300 Schott N-BASF641.7374 1.7144 3.20 0.960 301 Schott N-SF8 1.7316 1.7017 2.90 0.964 302Schott P-SF8 1.7316 1.7018 2.90 0.971 303 Schott P-SF8 1.7316 1.70182.90 0.971 304 Schott N-BASF64 1.7374 1.7144 3.20 0.960 305 Schott SF11.7643 1.7315 4.46 0.989 306 Hoya FD110 1.7474 1.7474 3.22 0.939 307Hoya FD110 1.7474 1.7474 3.22 0.939 308 Hoya FD110 1.7474 1.7474 3.220.939 309 Hoya E-FD13 1.7090 1.7090 3.11 0.953 310 Sumita K-LaKn121.7591 1.7418 3.92 0.988 311 Hikari J-LAK09 1.7594 1.7422 4.00 0.992 312Hoya M-LAF81 1.7079 1.7079 3.22 0.968 313 Sumita K-LaKn12 1.7591 1.74183.92 0.988 314 NHG H-LaK54 1.7595 1.7423 4.07 0.994 315 Hikari J-LAK091.7594 1.7422 4.00 0.992 316 Hikari J-LAK09 1.7594 1.7422 4.00 0.992 317Hoya E-FD13 1.7090 1.7090 3.11 0.953 318 NHG H-LaK54 1.7595 1.7423 4.070.994 319 Hoya M-LAF81 1.7079 1.7079 3.22 0.968 320 Hoya M-TAF101 1.74821.7482 4.56 0.991 321 Hoya M-TAF101 1.7482 1.7482 4.56 0.991 322 HoyaLAC10 1.7015 1.7015 3.87 0.993 323 Hoya LAC10 1.7015 1.7015 3.87 0.993324 Hoya MP-LAF81 1.7079 1.7079 3.22 0.968 325 Hikari J-LAK09 1.75941.7422 4.00 0.992 326 Hikari J-LAK09 1.7594 1.7422 4.00 0.992 327 NHGH-LaK54 1.7595 1.7423 4.07 0.994 328 NHG H-LaK54 1.7595 1.7423 4.070.994 329 Hoya LAC10 1.7015 1.7015 3.87 0.993 330 Hoya MP-TAF101-1001.7490 1.7490 4.56 0.991 331 Hoya MC-TAF101-100 1.7490 1.7490 4.56 0.992332 Hoya MC-TAF101-100 1.7490 1.7490 4.56 0.992 333 NHG H-LaK54 1.75951.7423 4.07 0.994 334 NHG H-LaK54 1.7595 1.7423 4.07 0.994 335 NHGH-LaK54 1.7595 1.7423 4.07 0.994 336 NHG H-LaK54 1.7595 1.7423 4.070.994 337 NHG H-LaK54 1.7595 1.7423 4.07 0.994 338 Hikari J-LAK09 1.75941.7422 4.00 0.992 339 Hoya MC-TAF101-100 1.7490 1.7490 4.56 0.992 340NHG H-LaK54 1.7595 1.7423 4.07 0.994 Glass for G position glass glassFrom To density Ti integral Ex company: name: n(500 nm) n(570 nm)[g/cm³] (500-570 nm) 274 Schott P-SF8 1.7018 1.6910 2.90 0.992 275Schott P-SF8 1.7018 1.6910 2.90 0.992 276 Schott N-SF15 1.7124 1.70112.92 0.992 277 Schott N-SF15 1.7124 1.7011 2.92 0.992 278 Schott N-SF151.7124 1.7011 2.92 0.992 279 Schott N-SF1 1.7315 1.7196 3.03 0.992 280Schott N-SF8 1.7017 1.6910 2.90 0.990 281 Schott N-SF10 1.7432 1.73063.05 0.986 282 Schott N-SF10 1.7432 1.7306 3.05 0.986 283 Schott N-SF101.7432 1.7306 3.05 0.986 284 Schott N-KZFS8 1.7325 1.7224 3.20 0.996 285Schott N-SF8 1.7017 1.6910 2.90 0.990 286 Schott N-SF10 1.7432 1.73063.05 0.986 287 Schott N-BASF64 1.7144 1.7057 3.20 0.978 288 Schott N-SF11.7315 1.7196 3.03 0.992 289 Schott N-SF1 1.7315 1.7196 3.03 0.992 290Schott N-BASF64 1.7144 1.7057 3.20 0.978 291 Schott N-SF15 1.7124 1.70112.92 0.992 292 Schott N-BASF64 1.7144 1.7057 3.20 0.978 293 SchottN-BASF64 1.7144 1.7057 3.20 0.978 294 Schott N-BASF64 1.7144 1.7057 3.200.978 295 Schott N-BASF64 1.7144 1.7057 3.20 0.978 296 Schott N-SF151.7124 1.7011 2.92 0.992 297 Schott N-SF10 1.7432 1.7306 3.05 0.986 298Schott N-SF1 1.7315 1.7196 3.03 0.992 299 Schott SF1 1.7315 1.7196 4.460.998 300 Schott SF10 1.7432 1.7306 4.28 0.997 301 Schott SF10 1.74321.7306 4.28 0.997 302 Schott SF10 1.7432 1.7306 4.28 0.997 303 SchottSF1 1.7315 1.7196 4.46 0.998 304 Schott SF1 1.7315 1.7196 4.46 0.998 305Schott SF1 1.7315 1.7196 4.46 0.998 306 NHG H-ZF50 1.7563 1.7432 3.050.995 307 Hikari J-SF13 1.7563 1.7432 3.10 0.983 308 Hoya FD110 1.74741.7474 3.22 0.989 309 Hikari J-LAF01 1.7084 1.7014 3.68 0.994 310 NHGH-ZF50 1.7563 1.7432 3.05 0.995 311 NHG H-ZF50 1.7563 1.7432 3.05 0.995312 Hikari J-LAF01 1.7084 1.7014 3.68 0.994 313 Hikari J-SF13 1.75631.7432 3.10 0.983 314 NHG H-ZF50 1.7563 1.7432 3.05 0.995 315 OharaS-TIH 3 1.7552 1.7424 3.11 0.991 316 Ohara S-NBH53V 1.7513 1.7401 3.190.996 317 NHG H-LaF51 1.7084 1.7014 4.01 0.998 318 Ohara S-NBH53V 1.75131.7401 3.19 0.996 319 Sumita K-LaFn3 1.7084 1.7014 4.02 0.992 320 NHGH-ZF50 1.7563 1.7432 3.05 0.995 321 Ohara S-NBH53V 1.7513 1.7401 3.190.996 322 NHG H-LaF51 1.7084 1.7014 4.01 0.998 323 NHG H-LaF51 1.70841.7014 4.01 0.998 324 Sumita K-LaFn3 1.7084 1.7014 4.02 0.992 325 NHGH-LaK3 1.7554 1.7483 4.10 0.998 326 NHG H-LaF53 1.7520 1.7447 4.15 0.998327 NHG H-ZF50 1.7563 1.7432 3.05 0.995 328 NHG H-ZF50 1.7563 1.74323.05 0.995 329 Sumita K-LaFn3 1.7084 1.7014 4.02 0.992 330 NHG H-LaK611.7491 1.7423 4.10 0.998 331 Hikari J-LAK011 1.7491 1.7423 4.19 0.993332 Hikari J-LAF2 1.7536 1.7456 4.16 0.997 333 Sumita K-LaFn5 1.75171.7444 4.05 0.997 334 Sumita K-LaF2 1.7536 1.7456 4.01 0.988 335 NHGH-LaF53 1.7520 1.7447 4.15 0.998 336 Hoya M-TAF101 1.7482 1.7482 4.560.999 337 Sumita K-LaKn14 1.7491 1.7423 4.31 0.998 338 HoyaMC-TAF101-100 1.7490 1.7490 4.56 0.998 339 Sumita K-LaKn14 1.7491 1.74234.31 0.998 340 Hikari J-LAK011 1.7491 1.7423 4.19 0.993

TABLE 4b Glass for R position totals Ti FoM glass glass From To densityintegral average T = (T_(red) · (T_(red) · T_(blue) · T_(green))^(1/3)/Ex company: name: n(610 nm) n(760 nm) [g/cm³] (610-760 nm) densityT_(blue) · T_(green)) average density 274 Schott N-SF1 1.7148 1.70323.03 0.995 2.93 0.986 0.337 275 Schott N-SF1 1.7148 1.7032 3.03 0.9952.94 0.986 0.335 276 Schott N-SF1 1.7148 1.7032 3.03 0.995 2.95 0.9860.334 277 Schott N-SF1 1.7148 1.7032 3.03 0.995 2.95 0.986 0.334 278Schott N-SF10 1.7256 1.7134 3.05 0.992 2.96 0.985 0.333 279 Schott N-SF11.7148 1.7032 3.03 0.995 2.98 0.984 0.330 280 Schott N-KZFS8 1.71821.7081 3.20 0.998 3.00 0.986 0.329 281 Schott N-SF1 1.7148 1.7032 3.030.995 2.99 0.982 0.328 282 Schott N-SF1 1.7148 1.7032 3.03 0.995 3.000.980 0.327 283 Schott N-SF10 1.7256 1.7134 3.05 0.992 3.01 0.979 0.325284 Schott N-SF10 1.7256 1.7134 3.05 0.992 3.05 0.986 0.323 285 SchottN-SF1 1.7148 1.7032 3.03 0.995 3.04 0.982 0.323 286 Schott N-BASF641.7021 1.6932 3.20 0.985 3.06 0.976 0.319 287 Schott N-SF10 1.72561.7134 3.05 0.992 3.06 0.976 0.319 288 Schott N-SF1 1.7148 1.7032 3.030.995 3.08 0.982 0.319 289 Schott N-SF10 1.7256 1.7134 3.05 0.992 3.090.981 0.317 290 Schott N-KZFS8 1.7182 1.7081 3.20 0.998 3.10 0.980 0.316291 Schott N-BASF64 1.7021 1.6932 3.20 0.985 3.11 0.979 0.315 292 SchottN-BASF64 1.7021 1.6932 3.20 0.985 3.11 0.974 0.313 293 Schott N-SF101.7256 1.7134 3.05 0.992 3.10 0.971 0.313 294 Schott N-SF1 1.7148 1.70323.03 0.995 3.14 0.978 0.311 295 Schott N-BASF64 1.7021 1.6932 3.20 0.9853.20 0.974 0.304 296 Schott N-SF1 1.7148 1.7032 3.03 0.995 3.34 0.9930.298 297 Schott N-SF10 1.7256 1.7134 3.05 0.992 3.39 0.990 0.292 298Schott SF10 1.7255 1.7134 4.28 0.998 3.40 0.987 0.290 299 Schott N-KZFS81.7182 1.7081 3.20 0.998 3.52 0.989 0.281 300 Schott N-KZFS8 1.71821.7081 3.20 0.998 3.56 0.985 0.277 301 Schott SF10 1.7255 1.7134 4.280.998 3.82 0.986 0.258 302 Schott SF1 1.7148 1.7032 4.46 0.998 3.880.989 0.255 303 Schott SF1 1.7148 1.7032 4.46 0.998 3.94 0.989 0.251 304Schott SF1 1.7148 1.7032 4.46 0.998 4.04 0.985 0.244 305 Schott SF11.7148 1.7032 4.46 0.998 4.46 0.995 0.223 306 Schott N-SF14 1.75881.7453 3.12 0.993 3.13 0.976 0.312 307 Sumita K-SFLD14 1.7588 1.74523.15 0.990 3.16 0.970 0.307 308 NHG H-ZF12 1.7588 1.7453 3.16 0.996 3.200.975 0.305 309 Hoya E-FD13 1.7090 1.7090 3.11 0.994 3.30 0.980 0.297310 Schott N-SF14 1.7588 1.7453 3.12 0.993 3.36 0.992 0.295 311 SchottN-SF14 1.7588 1.7453 3.12 0.993 3.39 0.993 0.293 312 Hoya M-LAF81 1.70791.7079 3.22 0.999 3.37 0.987 0.293 313 Sumita K-SFLD14 1.7588 1.74523.15 0.990 3.39 0.987 0.291 314 Ohara S-TIH14 1.7588 1.7453 3.17 0.9923.43 0.994 0.290 315 Hikari J-SF14 1.7588 1.7453 3.17 0.992 3.43 0.9920.289 316 NHG H-ZF12 1.7588 1.7453 3.16 0.996 3.45 0.995 0.288 317 HoyaE-FD13 1.7090 1.7090 3.11 0.994 3.41 0.982 0.288 318 Schott N-SF141.7588 1.7453 3.12 0.993 3.46 0.994 0.287 319 Hoya M-LAF81 1.7079 1.70793.22 0.999 3.49 0.986 0.283 320 NHG H-ZF12 1.7588 1.7453 3.16 0.996 3.590.994 0.277 321 NHG H-ZF12 1.7588 1.7453 3.16 0.996 3.64 0.994 0.273 322Hoya E-FD13 1.7090 1.7090 3.11 0.994 3.66 0.995 0.272 323 Hoya M-LAF811.7079 1.7079 3.22 0.999 3.70 0.997 0.269 324 Hoya LAC10 1.7015 1.70153.87 0.996 3.70 0.986 0.266 325 Sumita K-SFLD14 1.7588 1.7452 3.15 0.9903.75 0.993 0.265 326 Schott N-SF14 1.7588 1.7453 3.12 0.993 3.76 0.9940.265 327 NHG H-LaK53A 1.7534 1.7460 4.24 0.998 3.79 0.996 0.263 328Hoya MP-TAF101- 1.7490 1.7490 4.56 0.998 3.89 0.995 0.256 100 329 HoyaLAC10 1.7015 1.7015 3.87 0.996 3.92 0.994 0.254 330 NHG H-ZF12 1.75881.7453 3.16 0.996 3.94 0.995 0.253 331 NHG H-ZF12 1.7588 1.7453 3.160.996 3.97 0.994 0.250 332 Hoya FD110 1.7474 1.7474 3.22 0.992 3.980.994 0.250 333 NHG H-LaF6LB 1.7553 1.7472 4.25 0.998 4.12 0.996 0.242334 Sumita K-LaSKn1 1.7534 1.7460 4.51 0.998 4.20 0.993 0.237 335 HoyaMP-TAF101- 1.7490 1.7490 4.56 0.998 4.26 0.996 0.234 100 336 NHGH-LaK53A 1.7534 1.7460 4.24 0.998 4.29 0.997 0.232 337 Sumita K-LaSKn11.7534 1.7460 4.51 0.998 4.30 0.996 0.232 338 Sumita K-LaSKn1 1.75341.7460 4.51 0.998 4.36 0.996 0.229 339 Hoya MP-TAF101- 1.7490 1.74904.56 0.998 4.48 0.996 0.222 100 340 Sumita K-GIR140 1.7492 1.7406 5.240.998 4.50 0.995 0.221

TABLE 5a Glass for B position glass glass From To density Ti integral Excompany: name: n(400 nm) n(500 nm) [g/cm³] (400-500 nm) 341 Schott P-SF81.7316 1.7018 2.90 0.971 342 Schott N-SF1 1.7646 1.7315 3.03 0.960 343Schott N-SF1 1.7646 1.7315 3.03 0.960 344 Schott N-SF1 1.7646 1.73153.03 0.960 345 Schott SF1 1.7643 1.7315 4.46 0.989 346 Schott SF1 1.76431.7315 4.46 0.989 347 Schott N-KZFS8 1.7596 1.7325 3.20 0.983 348 SchottN-KZFS8 1.7596 1.7325 3.20 0.983 349 Schott N-KZFS8 1.7596 1.7325 3.200.983 350 Schott N-KZFS8 1.7596 1.7325 3.20 0.983 351 Schott N-SF101.7783 1.7432 3.05 0.944 352 Schott N-SF10 1.7783 1.7432 3.05 0.944 353Schott N-SF10 1.7783 1.7432 3.05 0.944 354 Schott N-SF4 1.8094 1.77123.15 0.941 355 Schott N-SF4 1.8094 1.7712 3.15 0.941 356 Schott N-SF41.8094 1.7712 3.15 0.941 357 Schott N-SF4 1.8094 1.7712 3.15 0.941 358Schott N-SF4 1.8094 1.7712 3.15 0.941 359 Schott N-SF4 1.8094 1.77123.15 0.941 360 Schott N-SF4 1.8094 1.7712 3.15 0.941 361 Schott N-SF41.8094 1.7712 3.15 0.941 362 Schott N-SF4 1.8094 1.7712 3.15 0.941 363Schott N-SF14 1.8185 1.7786 3.12 0.960 364 Schott N-SF14 1.8185 1.77863.12 0.960 365 Schott N-SF14 1.8185 1.7786 3.12 0.960 366 Schott N-SF141.8185 1.7786 3.12 0.960 367 Schott N-SF14 1.8185 1.7786 3.12 0.960 368Schott N-SF14 1.8185 1.7786 3.12 0.960 369 Schott N-SF14 1.8185 1.77863.12 0.960 370 Schott N-SF14 1.8185 1.7786 3.12 0.960 371 Schott N-SF141.8185 1.7786 3.12 0.960 372 Schott N-SF14 1.8185 1.7786 3.12 0.960 373Schott N-SF14 1.8185 1.7786 3.12 0.960 374 Schott N-SF14 1.8185 1.77863.12 0.960 375 Schott N-SF14 1.8185 1.7786 3.12 0.960 376 Schott N-SF141.8185 1.7786 3.12 0.960 377 Schott N-SF14 1.8185 1.7786 3.12 0.960 378Schott N-SF14 1.8185 1.7786 3.12 0.960 379 Hoya MC-TAFD51-50 1.79691.7969 5.01 0.985 380 Hoya TAF1 1.7532 1.7532 4.28 0.994 381 Hoya TAF51.7942 1.7942 5.06 0.990 382 Hoya MC-TAFD51-50 1.7969 1.7969 5.01 0.985383 Hoya MC-TAF105 1.7523 1.7523 4.62 0.994 384 Hoya MC-TAFD51-50 1.79691.7969 5.01 0.985 385 Hoya TAF5 1.7942 1.7942 5.06 0.990 386 HoyaMP-TAF401 1.7529 1.7529 4.62 0.985 387 Hoya MC-TAF105 1.7523 1.7523 4.620.994 388 Hoya M-TAF1 1.7524 1.7524 4.83 0.993 389 Hoya TAF5 1.79421.7942 5.06 0.990 390 Hoya MP-TAFD51-50 1.7969 1.7969 5.01 0.974 391Hoya MC-TAFD51-50 1.7969 1.7969 5.01 0.985 392 Hoya TAF5 1.7942 1.79425.06 0.990 393 Hoya MP-TAFD51-50 1.7969 1.7969 5.01 0.974 Glass for Gposition glass glass From To density Ti integral Ex company: name: n(500nm) n(570 nm) [g/cm³] (500-570 nm) 341 Schott N-SF14 1.7786 1.7645 3.120.990 342 Schott N-SF14 1.7786 1.7645 3.12 0.990 343 Schott N-SF141.7786 1.7645 3.12 0.990 344 Schott N-SF4 1.7712 1.7577 3.15 0.987 345Schott N-SF14 1.7786 1.7645 3.12 0.990 346 Schott N-SF4 1.7712 1.75773.15 0.987 347 Schott N-SF4 1.7712 1.7577 3.15 0.987 348 Schott N-SF141.7786 1.7645 3.12 0.990 349 Schott N-SF4 1.7712 1.7577 3.15 0.987 350Schott N-SF14 1.7786 1.7645 3.12 0.990 351 Schott N-SF4 1.7712 1.75773.15 0.987 352 Schott N-SF14 1.7786 1.7645 3.12 0.990 353 Schott N-SF41.7712 1.7577 3.15 0.987 354 Schott N-SF14 1.7786 1.7645 3.12 0.990 355Schott N-SF14 1.7786 1.7645 3.12 0.990 356 Schott N-SF4 1.7712 1.75773.15 0.987 357 Schott N-SF4 1.7712 1.7577 3.15 0.987 358 Schott SF56A1.8023 1.7875 4.92 0.997 359 Schott N-SF6 1.8237 1.8081 3.37 0.985 360Schott N-SF11 1.8026 1.7875 3.22 0.988 361 Schott N-LASF44 1.8142 1.80584.44 0.997 362 Schott N-LASF41 1.8462 1.8368 4.85 0.996 363 SchottN-SF14 1.7786 1.7645 3.12 0.990 364 Schott N-SF14 1.7786 1.7645 3.120.990 365 Schott N-SF4 1.7712 1.7577 3.15 0.987 366 Schott N-SF14 1.77861.7645 3.12 0.990 367 Schott N-SF4 1.7712 1.7577 3.15 0.987 368 SchottN-SF14 1.7786 1.7645 3.12 0.990 369 Schott N-SF4 1.7712 1.7577 3.150.987 370 Schott N-SF14 1.7786 1.7645 3.12 0.990 371 Schott SF56A 1.80231.7875 4.92 0.997 372 Schott N-SF6HT 1.8237 1.8081 3.37 0.987 373 SchottN-SF11 1.8026 1.7875 3.22 0.988 374 Schott N-SF6HT 1.8237 1.8081 3.370.987 375 Schott N-LASF45 1.8144 1.8032 3.63 0.990 376 Schott N-SF111.8026 1.7875 3.22 0.988 377 Schott N-LASF45 1.8144 1.8032 3.63 0.990378 Schott SF11 1.8025 1.7875 4.74 0.994 379 Ohara S-NBH58 1.8050 1.79143.33 0.995 380 Hoya TAF1 1.7532 1.7532 4.28 0.999 381 Ohara S-NBH581.8050 1.7914 3.33 0.995 382 Ohara S-NBH58 1.8050 1.7914 3.33 0.995 383Hoya TAF1 1.7532 1.7532 4.28 0.999 384 Ohara S-NBH58 1.8050 1.7914 3.330.995 385 Ohara S-NBH58 1.8050 1.7914 3.33 0.995 386 Hoya MC-TAF4011.7529 1.7529 4.62 0.991 387 Hoya TAF1 1.7532 1.7532 4.28 0.999 388 HoyaM-TAF1 1.7524 1.7524 4.83 0.998 389 Hikari J-LASF017 1.8051 1.7967 4.340.994 390 Hikari J-LASF017 1.8051 1.7967 4.34 0.994 391 HoyaMC-TAFD51-50 1.7969 1.7969 5.01 0.996 392 Hoya MC-TAFD51-50 1.79691.7969 5.01 0.996 393 Hoya TAF5 1.7942 1.7942 5.06 0.996

TABLE 5b Glass for R position totals Ti FoM glass glass From To densityintegral average T = (T_(red) · (T_(red) · T_(blue) · T_(green))^(1/3)/Ex company: name: n(610 nm) n(760 nm) [g/cm³] (610-760 nm) densityT_(blue) · T_(green))^(1/3) average density 341 Schott N-SF11 1.78151.7671 3.22 0.993 3.08 0.985 0.320 342 Schott N-SF14 1.7588 1.7453 3.120.993 3.09 0.981 0.318 343 Schott N-SF11 1.7815 1.7671 3.22 0.993 3.120.981 0.314 344 Schott N-LASF45 1.7986 1.7875 3.63 0.995 3.27 0.9810.300 345 Schott SF56A 1.7815 1.7674 4.92 0.998 4.17 0.992 0.238 346Schott SF56A 1.7815 1.7674 4.92 0.998 4.18 0.991 0.237 347 Schott N-SF41.7522 1.7392 3.15 0.993 3.16 0.988 0.312 348 Schott N-SF11 1.78151.7671 3.22 0.993 3.18 0.989 0.311 349 Schott N-LASF45HT 1.7986 1.78753.63 0.995 3.33 0.989 0.297 350 Schott SF56A 1.7815 1.7674 4.92 0.9983.75 0.990 0.264 351 Schott N-SF14 1.7588 1.7453 3.12 0.993 3.10 0.9740.314 352 Schott N-SF11 1.7815 1.7671 3.22 0.993 3.13 0.975 0.312 353Schott N-SF11 1.7815 1.7671 3.22 0.993 3.14 0.975 0.310 354 SchottN-SF6HT 1.8018 1.7869 3.37 0.993 3.21 0.974 0.303 355 Schott N-SF61.8018 1.7869 3.37 0.992 3.21 0.974 0.303 356 Schott N-SF6 1.8018 1.78693.37 0.992 3.22 0.973 0.302 357 Schott N-LASF45 1.7986 1.7875 3.63 0.9953.31 0.974 0.295 358 Schott SF56A 1.7815 1.7674 4.92 0.998 4.33 0.9780.226 359 Schott N-SF6 1.8018 1.7869 3.37 0.992 3.29 0.972 0.295 360Schott N-SF6 1.8018 1.7869 3.37 0.992 3.25 0.973 0.300 361 SchottN-SF57HT 1.8429 1.8263 3.53 0.990 3.71 0.976 0.263 362 Schott N-LASF9HT1.8474 1.8347 4.41 0.993 4.13 0.976 0.236 363 Schott N-SF11 1.78151.7671 3.22 0.993 3.15 0.981 0.311 364 Schott N-SF6HT 1.8018 1.7869 3.370.993 3.20 0.981 0.306 365 Schott N-SF6 1.8018 1.7869 3.37 0.992 3.210.980 0.305 366 Schott N-LASF45 1.7986 1.7875 3.63 0.995 3.29 0.9820.299 367 Schott N-LASF45 1.7986 1.7875 3.63 0.995 3.30 0.981 0.298 368Schott N-LASF44 1.8023 1.7935 4.44 0.998 3.56 0.982 0.276 369 SchottN-LASF44 1.8023 1.7935 4.44 0.998 3.57 0.982 0.275 370 Schott SF111.7815 1.7672 4.74 0.997 3.66 0.982 0.268 371 Schott N-LASF44 1.80231.7935 4.44 0.998 4.16 0.985 0.237 372 Schott N-SF6 1.8018 1.7869 3.370.992 3.29 0.980 0.298 373 Schott N-SF57HT 1.8429 1.8263 3.53 0.990 3.290.979 0.298 374 Schott N-SF57HT 1.8429 1.8263 3.53 0.990 3.34 0.9790.293 375 Schott N-SF6 1.8018 1.7869 3.37 0.992 3.37 0.981 0.291 376Schott N-SF6HT 1.8018 1.7869 3.37 0.993 3.24 0.980 0.303 377 SchottN-LASF44 1.8023 1.7935 4.44 0.998 3.73 0.982 0.264 378 Schott N-LASF441.8023 1.7935 4.44 0.998 4.10 0.984 0.240 379 NHG H-ZLaF56 1.8035 1.79183.56 0.996 3.97 0.992 0.250 380 Hikari J-LAF05 1.7600 1.7506 3.94 0.9924.17 0.995 0.239 381 Sumita K-LaSFn2 1.8028 1.7927 4.13 0.998 4.17 0.9940.238 382 NHG D-ZLaF52 1.8040 1.7941 4.47 0.997 4.27 0.992 0.232 383 NHGH-LaF76 1.7600 1.7505 3.97 0.996 4.29 0.996 0.232 384 Hikari J-LASF0151.8021 1.7934 4.57 0.991 4.30 0.990 0.230 385 Sumita K-VC89 1.80781.7980 4.75 0.997 4.38 0.994 0.227 386 Hikari J-LAF05 1.7600 1.7506 3.940.992 4.39 0.989 0.225 387 Hoya MC-TAF105 1.7523 1.7523 4.62 0.999 4.510.997 0.221 388 Hikari J-LAF05 1.7600 1.7506 3.94 0.992 4.53 0.994 0.219389 NHG H-ZLaF50 1.8021 1.7934 4.47 0.998 4.62 0.994 0.215 390 HikariJ-LASF015 1.8021 1.7934 4.57 0.991 4.64 0.986 0.213 391 NHG H-ZLaF511.8023 1.7922 4.26 0.996 4.76 0.992 0.208 392 Ohara S-LAH65VS 1.80211.7934 4.46 0.999 4.84 0.995 0.205 393 Sumita K-VC89 1.8078 1.7980 4.750.997 4.94 0.989 0.200

TABLE 6a Glass for B position glass glass From To density Ti integral Excompany: name: n(400 nm) n(500 nm) [g/cm³] (400-500 nm) 394 SchottN-SF14 1.8185 1.7786 3.12 0.960 395 Schott N-SF4 1.8094 1.7712 3.150.941 396 Schott N-SF14 1.8185 1.7786 3.12 0.960 397 Schott N-SF141.8185 1.7786 3.12 0.960 398 Schott N-SF4 1.8094 1.7712 3.15 0.941 399Schott N-SF14 1.8185 1.7786 3.12 0.960 400 Schott N-SF11 1.8454 1.80263.22 0.943 401 Schott N-SF14 1.8185 1.7786 3.12 0.960 402 Schott N-SF6HT1.8682 1.8237 3.37 0.953 403 Schott N-SF11 1.8454 1.8026 3.22 0.943 404Schott N-SF6 1.8682 1.8237 3.37 0.941 405 Schott N-SF11 1.8454 1.80263.22 0.943 406 Schott N-SF11 1.8454 1.8026 3.22 0.943 407 Schott N-SF111.8454 1.8026 3.22 0.943 408 Schott N-SF11 1.8454 1.8026 3.22 0.943 409Schott N-LASF45HT 1.8444 1.8144 3.63 0.958 410 Schott N-LASF45HT 1.84441.8144 3.63 0.958 411 Schott N-LASF45HT 1.8444 1.8144 3.63 0.958 412Schott N-LASF44 1.8355 1.8142 4.44 0.986 413 Schott N-SF11 1.8454 1.80263.22 0.943 414 Schott N-SF14 1.8185 1.7786 3.12 0.960 415 Schott N-SF41.8094 1.7712 3.15 0.941 416 Schott N-LASF44 1.8355 1.8142 4.44 0.986417 Schott N-LASF45 1.8444 1.8144 3.63 0.947 418 Schott N-LASF44 1.83551.8142 4.44 0.986 419 Schott SF11 1.8451 1.8025 4.74 0.911 420 SchottSF11 1.8451 1.8025 4.74 0.911 421 Schott SF11 1.8451 1.8025 4.74 0.911422 Schott N-LASF44 1.8355 1.8142 4.44 0.986 423 Schott SF11 1.84511.8025 4.74 0.911 424 Schott N-LASF45HT 1.8444 1.8144 3.63 0.958 425Schott N-LASF44 1.8355 1.8142 4.44 0.986 426 Schott N-LASF45 1.84441.8144 3.63 0.947 427 Schott N-LASF44 1.8355 1.8142 4.44 0.986 428Schott N-SF14 1.8185 1.7786 3.12 0.960 429 Schott N-LASF44 1.8355 1.81424.44 0.986 430 Schott N-LASF44 1.8355 1.8142 4.44 0.986 431 Schott N-SF41.8094 1.7712 3.15 0.941 432 Schott N-SF11 1.8454 1.8026 3.22 0.943 433Schott N-LASF44 1.8355 1.8142 4.44 0.986 434 Schott N-LASF44 1.83551.8142 4.44 0.986 435 Schott N-LASF44 1.8355 1.8142 4.44 0.986 436Schott SF56A 1.8439 1.8023 4.92 0.971 437 Schott N-LASF45 1.8444 1.81443.63 0.947 438 Schott N-LASF45 1.8444 1.8144 3.63 0.947 439 Schott SF111.8451 1.8025 4.74 0.911 440 Schott N-LASF45 1.8444 1.8144 3.63 0.947441 Schott N-LASF44 1.8355 1.8142 4.44 0.986 442 Schott N-LASF44 1.83551.8142 4.44 0.986 443 Schott N-LASF44 1.8355 1.8142 4.44 0.986 444Schott N-LASF44 1.8355 1.8142 4.44 0.986 445 Schott SF56A 1.8439 1.80234.92 0.971 446 Schott SF56A 1.8439 1.8023 4.92 0.971 447 Schott SF56A1.8439 1.8023 4.92 0.971 448 Schott SF11 1.8451 1.8025 4.74 0.911 449NHG D-ZLaF814 1.8561 1.8275 4.22 0.979 450 NHG D-ZLaF814 1.8561 1.82754.22 0.979 451 Ohara S-LAH55VS 1.8705 1.8461 4.58 0.988 452 SchottN-LASF41 1.8703 1.8462 4.85 0.978 453 Sumita K-LaSFn10 1.8488 1.82614.80 0.971 454 Hikari J-LASF05HS 1.8705 1.8461 4.79 0.982 455 SchottN-LASF41 1.8703 1.8462 4.85 0.978 456 Sumita K-LaSFn8 1.8707 1.8463 4.900.983 457 Sumita K-LaSFn9 1.8476 1.8261 4.96 0.975 458 Schott N-LASF411.8703 1.8462 4.85 0.978 459 Schott N-LASF41 1.8703 1.8462 4.85 0.978460 NHG H-ZLaF54 1.8476 1.8261 5.04 0.994 461 Ohara S-LAH59 1.84761.8261 5.07 0.980 Glass for G position glass glass From To density Tiintegral Ex company: name: n(500 nm) n(570 nm) [g/cm³] (500-570 nm) 394Schott N-SF11 1.8026 1.7875 3.22 0.988 395 Schott N-SF11 1.8026 1.78753.22 0.988 396 Schott N-SF6HT 1.8237 1.8081 3.37 0.987 397 Schott N-SF111.8026 1.7875 3.22 0.988 398 Schott N-SF6 1.8237 1.8081 3.37 0.985 399Schott N-SF6HT 1.8237 1.8081 3.37 0.987 400 Schott N-SF6 1.8237 1.80813.37 0.985 401 Schott N-LASF45 1.8144 1.8032 3.63 0.990 402 SchottN-SF6HT 1.8237 1.8081 3.37 0.987 403 Schott N- 1.8237 1.8081 3.37 0.990SF6HTultra 404 Schott N-SF6 1.8237 1.8081 3.37 0.985 405 Schott N-SF6HT1.8237 1.8081 3.37 0.987 406 Schott N-SF6 1.8237 1.8081 3.37 0.985 407Schott N-SF57 1.8675 1.8499 3.53 0.982 408 Schott N-LASF45HT 1.81441.8032 3.63 0.990 409 Schott N-SF6HT 1.8237 1.8081 3.37 0.987 410 SchottN-SF6 1.8237 1.8081 3.37 0.985 411 Schott N-SF57 1.8675 1.8499 3.530.982 412 Schott N-SF11 1.8026 1.7875 3.22 0.988 413 Schott N-SF6 1.82371.8081 3.37 0.985 414 Schott N-LASF45 1.8144 1.8032 3.63 0.990 415Schott N-LASF44 1.8142 1.8058 4.44 0.997 416 Schott N-SF6HT 1.82371.8081 3.37 0.987 417 Schott N-SF6HT 1.8237 1.8081 3.37 0.987 418 SchottN-LASF45HT 1.8144 1.8032 3.63 0.990 419 Schott N- 1.8237 1.8081 3.370.990 SF6HTultra 420 Schott N-SF6 1.8237 1.8081 3.37 0.985 421 SchottN-LASF45HT 1.8144 1.8032 3.63 0.990 422 Schott N-SF11 1.8026 1.7875 3.220.988 423 Schott N-SF57 1.8675 1.8499 3.53 0.982 424 Schott N-LASF451.8144 1.8032 3.63 0.990 425 Schott N-SF6 1.8237 1.8081 3.37 0.985 426Schott N-LASF45 1.8144 1.8032 3.63 0.990 427 Schott N-SF6 1.8237 1.80813.37 0.985 428 Schott SF11 1.8025 1.7875 4.74 0.994 429 Schott N-LASF441.8142 1.8058 4.44 0.997 430 Schott N-SF57HT 1.8675 1.8499 3.53 0.982431 Schott N-LASF41 1.8462 1.8368 4.85 0.996 432 Schott N-LASF44 1.81421.8058 4.44 0.997 433 Schott N-SF6HT 1.8237 1.8081 3.37 0.987 434 SchottSF11 1.8025 1.7875 4.74 0.994 435 Schott N-LASF41 1.8462 1.8368 4.850.996 436 Schott N-LASF45HT 1.8144 1.8032 3.63 0.990 437 Schott N-LASF441.8142 1.8058 4.44 0.997 438 Schott N-LASF41 1.8462 1.8368 4.85 0.996439 Schott N-SF57 1.8675 1.8499 3.53 0.982 440 Schott SF56A 1.80231.7875 4.92 0.997 441 Schott N-LASF41 1.8462 1.8368 4.85 0.996 442Schott N-LASF44 1.8142 1.8058 4.44 0.997 443 Schott N-LASF41 1.84621.8368 4.85 0.996 444 Schott N-LASF41 1.8462 1.8368 4.85 0.996 445Schott N-LASF44 1.8142 1.8058 4.44 0.997 446 Schott N-LASF41 1.84621.8368 4.85 0.996 447 Schott SF56A 1.8023 1.7875 4.92 0.997 448 SchottN-LASF41 1.8462 1.8368 4.85 0.996 449 Sumita K-LaSFn14 1.8469 1.83614.18 0.990 450 Sumita K-LaSFn14 1.8469 1.8361 4.18 0.990 451 SumitaK-LaSFn14 1.8469 1.8361 4.18 0.990 452 Sumita K-LaSFn14 1.8469 1.83614.18 0.990 453 Sumita K-LaSFn14 1.8469 1.8361 4.18 0.990 454 SumitaK-LaSFn14 1.8469 1.8361 4.18 0.990 455 Schott N-LASF41 1.8462 1.83684.85 0.996 456 NHG D-ZLaF53 1.8474 1.8365 4.46 0.996 457 Schott N-LASF411.8462 1.8368 4.85 0.996 458 NHG H-ZLaF55F 1.8461 1.8366 4.66 0.998 459Schott N-LASF41 1.8462 1.8368 4.85 0.996 460 NHG H-ZLaF55F 1.8461 1.83664.66 0.998 461 Sumita K-LaSFn8 1.8463 1.8368 4.90 0.997

TABLE 6b Glass for R position totals Ti FoM glass glass From To densityintegral average T = (T_(red) · (T_(red) · T_(blue) · T_(green))^(1/3)/Ex company: name: n(610 nm) n(760 nm) [g/cm³] (610-760 nm) densityT_(blue) · T_(green))^(1/3) average density 394 Schott N-SF6HT 1.80181.7869 3.37 0.993 3.24 0.980 0.303 395 Schott N-SF6 1.8018 1.7869 3.370.992 3.25 0.973 0.300 396 Schott N-SF6 1.8018 1.7869 3.37 0.992 3.290.980 0.298 397 Schott N-SF57HT 1.8429 1.8263 3.53 0.990 3.29 0.9790.298 398 Schott N-SF6 1.8018 1.7869 3.37 0.992 3.29 0.972 0.295 399Schott N-SF57HT 1.8429 1.8263 3.53 0.990 3.34 0.979 0.293 400 SchottN-SF6 1.8018 1.7869 3.37 0.992 3.32 0.973 0.293 401 Schott N-SF6 1.80181.7869 3.37 0.992 3.37 0.981 0.291 402 Schott N-SF6HT 1.8018 1.7869 3.370.993 3.37 0.977 0.290 403 Schott N- 1.8429 1.8263 3.53 0.995 3.38 0.9750.289 SF57HTultra 404 Schott N-SF6 1.8018 1.7869 3.37 0.992 3.37 0.9720.289 405 Schott N-SF57HT 1.8429 1.8263 3.53 0.990 3.38 0.973 0.288 406Schott N-SF57 1.8429 1.8263 3.53 0.990 3.38 0.972 0.288 407 SchottN-SF57HT 1.8429 1.8263 3.53 0.990 3.43 0.971 0.283 408 Schott N-SF571.8429 1.8263 3.53 0.990 3.46 0.974 0.281 409 Schott N-SF57 1.84291.8263 3.53 0.990 3.51 0.978 0.279 410 Schott N-SF57 1.8429 1.8263 3.530.990 3.51 0.978 0.279 411 Schott N-SF57 1.8429 1.8263 3.53 0.990 3.560.976 0.274 412 Schott N-SF6 1.8018 1.7869 3.37 0.992 3.68 0.989 0.269413 Schott N-LASF9 1.8474 1.8347 4.41 0.993 3.67 0.973 0.265 414 SchottN-LASF44 1.8023 1.7935 4.44 0.998 3.73 0.982 0.264 415 Schott N-SF57HT1.8429 1.8263 3.53 0.990 3.71 0.976 0.263 416 Schott N-SF57HT 1.84291.8263 3.53 0.990 3.78 0.988 0.261 417 Schott N-LASF9 1.8474 1.8347 4.410.993 3.80 0.975 0.257 418 Schott N-SF57HT 1.8429 1.8263 3.53 0.990 3.870.989 0.256 419 Schott N-SF57HT 1.8429 1.8263 3.53 0.990 3.88 0.9630.248 420 Schott N-SF57 1.8429 1.8263 3.53 0.990 3.88 0.961 0.248 421Schott N-SF6HT 1.8018 1.7869 3.37 0.993 3.91 0.964 0.246 422 SchottN-LASF44 1.8023 1.7935 4.44 0.998 4.03 0.991 0.246 423 Schott N-SF571.8429 1.8263 3.53 0.990 3.94 0.960 0.244 424 Schott N-LASF41 1.83291.8232 4.85 0.998 4.03 0.982 0.243 425 Schott N-LASF9HT 1.8474 1.83474.41 0.993 4.07 0.988 0.243 426 Schott N-LASF41 1.8329 1.8232 4.85 0.9984.03 0.978 0.243 427 Schott N-LASF44 1.8023 1.7935 4.44 0.998 4.08 0.9900.242 428 Schott N-LASF44 1.8023 1.7935 4.44 0.998 4.10 0.984 0.240 429Schott N-SF57HT 1.8429 1.8263 3.53 0.990 4.14 0.991 0.240 430 SchottN-LASF9HT 1.8474 1.8347 4.41 0.993 4.13 0.987 0.239 431 Schott N-LASF9HT1.8474 1.8347 4.41 0.993 4.13 0.976 0.236 432 Schott N-LASF41 1.83291.8232 4.85 0.998 4.17 0.979 0.235 433 Schott N-LASF41 1.8329 1.82324.85 0.998 4.22 0.990 0.235 434 Schott N-SF57HT 1.8429 1.8263 3.53 0.9904.24 0.990 0.234 435 Schott N-SF57 1.8429 1.8263 3.53 0.990 4.27 0.9910.232 436 Schott N-LASF9 1.8474 1.8347 4.41 0.993 4.32 0.985 0.228 437Schott N-LASF41 1.8329 1.8232 4.85 0.998 4.30 0.980 0.228 438 SchottN-LASF41 1.8329 1.8232 4.85 0.998 4.44 0.980 0.221 439 Schott N-LASF411.8329 1.8232 4.85 0.998 4.37 0.963 0.220 440 Schott N-LASF41 1.83291.8232 4.85 0.998 4.46 0.980 0.220 441 Schott N-LASF9 1.8474 1.8347 4.410.993 4.57 0.992 0.217 442 Schott N-LASF41 1.8329 1.8232 4.85 0.998 4.580.994 0.217 443 Schott N-LASF41 1.8329 1.8232 4.85 0.998 4.71 0.9930.211 444 Schott N-LASF41 1.8329 1.8232 4.85 0.998 4.71 0.993 0.211 445Schott N-LASF41 1.8329 1.8232 4.85 0.998 4.74 0.989 0.209 446 SchottN-LASF41 1.8329 1.8232 4.85 0.998 4.87 0.988 0.203 447 Schott N-LASF411.8329 1.8232 4.85 0.998 4.90 0.989 0.202 448 Schott N-LASF41 1.83291.8232 4.85 0.998 4.81 0.967 0.201 449 Ohara S-NBH56 1.8511 1.8349 3.490.997 3.96 0.989 0.249 450 Hoya FDS24 1.8742 1.8742 3.84 0.991 4.080.987 0.242 451 Ohara S-NBH56 1.8511 1.8349 3.49 0.997 4.08 0.992 0.243452 Ohara S-NBH56 1.8511 1.8349 3.49 0.997 4.17 0.988 0.237 453 HikariJ-SFH2 1.8568 1.8395 3.82 0.989 4.27 0.983 0.230 454 Hoya E-FDS1-W1.8720 1.8720 3.94 0.998 4.30 0.990 0.230 455 Ohara S-NBH56 1.85111.8349 3.49 0.997 4.39 0.990 0.225 456 Hoya FDS24 1.8742 1.8742 3.840.991 4.40 0.990 0.225 457 Ohara S-NPH 5 1.8550 1.8375 3.71 0.996 4.510.989 0.220 458 Hoya M-TAFD307 1.8517 1.8517 5.49 0.999 5.00 0.992 0.198459 Hoya M-TAFD307 1.8517 1.8517 5.49 0.999 5.06 0.991 0.196 460 HoyaM-TAFD307 1.8517 1.8517 5.49 0.999 5.06 0.997 0.197 461 Hoya MC-TAFD3071.8517 1.8517 5.49 0.995 5.15 0.991 0.192

TABLE 7a Glass for B position glass glass From To density Ti integral Excompany: name: n(400 nm) n(500 nm) [g/cm³] (400-500 nm) 462 Schott N-1.9181 1.8675 3.53 0.941 SF57HTultra 463 Schott N-SF57 1.9181 1.86753.53 0.913 464 Schott N-SF57 1.9181 1.8675 3.53 0.913 465 Schott N-1.9181 1.8675 3.53 0.941 SF57HTultra 466 Schott N- 1.9181 1.8675 3.530.941 SF57HTultra 467 Schott N-SF57 1.9181 1.8675 3.53 0.913 468 SchottN-SF57 1.9181 1.8675 3.53 0.913 469 Schott N-LASF9HT 1.9009 1.8656 4.410.940 470 Schott N-LASF9 1.9009 1.8656 4.41 0.931 471 Schott N-SF111.8454 1.8026 3.22 0.943 472 Schott N-LASF9HT 1.9009 1.8656 4.41 0.940473 Schott N- 1.9181 1.8675 3.53 0.941 SF57HTultra 474 Schott N- 1.91811.8675 3.53 0.941 SF57HTultra 475 Schott N-LASF45HT 1.8444 1.8144 3.630.958 476 Schott N- 1.9181 1.8675 3.53 0.941 SF57HTultra 477 SchottN-SF57HT 1.9181 1.8675 3.53 0.926 478 Schott N-SF57 1.9181 1.8675 3.530.913 479 Schott N-SF57 1.9181 1.8675 3.53 0.913 480 Schott N-LASF31A1.9227 1.8955 5.51 0.972 481 Schott N-LASF44 1.8355 1.8142 4.44 0.986482 Schott N-LASF31A 1.9227 1.8955 5.51 0.972 483 Schott N-LASF31A1.9227 1.8955 5.51 0.972 484 Schott N-LASF31A 1.9227 1.8955 5.51 0.972485 Schott N-LASF9 1.9009 1.8656 4.41 0.931 486 Schott N-SF57 1.91811.8675 3.53 0.913 487 Schott SF56A 1.8439 1.8023 4.92 0.971 488 SchottSF11 1.8451 1.8025 4.74 0.911 489 Schott N-LASF31A 1.9227 1.8955 5.510.972 490 Schott N-LASF44 1.8355 1.8142 4.44 0.986 491 Schott N-LASF31A1.9227 1.8955 5.51 0.972 492 Schott N-LASF9 1.9009 1.8656 4.41 0.931 493Schott SF56A 1.8439 1.8023 4.92 0.971 494 Schott SF11 1.8451 1.8025 4.740.911 495 Schott N-LASF31A 1.9227 1.8955 5.51 0.972 496 Hoya FDS18-W1.8878 1.8878 3.51 0.883 497 Hoya FDS18-W 1.8878 1.8878 3.51 0.883 498Hoya E-FDS1-W 1.8720 1.8720 3.94 0.940 499 Hoya FDS18-W 1.8878 1.88783.51 0.883 500 NHG H-ZLaF68L 1.9247 1.8960 5.04 0.952 501 NHG H-ZLaF671.9215 1.8937 5.20 0.954 502 Hikari J-LASF08A 1.9228 1.8956 5.41 0.971503 NHG H-ZLaF68L 1.9247 1.8960 5.04 0.952 504 Hoya TAFD30 1.8552 1.85525.42 0.981 505 Hoya TAFD32 1.8429 1.8429 4.84 0.971 506 Hoya FDS18-W1.8878 1.8878 3.51 0.883 507 Hoya MP-FDS1 1.8704 1.8704 4.42 0.775 508Hoya TAFD32 1.8429 1.8429 4.84 0.971 509 Hoya MP-FDS1 1.8704 1.8704 4.420.775 510 Hoya TAFD32 1.8429 1.8429 4.84 0.971 511 NHG H-ZLaF68L 1.92471.8960 5.04 0.952 512 Hoya FDS18 1.8878 1.8878 3.51 0.694 513 HoyaTAFD32 1.8429 1.8429 4.84 0.971 514 Hoya M-FDS1 1.8704 1.8704 4.42 0.775515 Hoya MC-TAFD307 1.8517 1.8517 5.49 0.962 516 Hoya M-TAFD307 1.85171.8517 5.49 0.955 517 Hoya TAFD32 1.8429 1.8429 4.84 0.971 518 NHGH-ZLaF68A 1.9228 1.8955 5.47 0.976 519 Hoya FDS18 1.8878 1.8878 3.510.694 520 Schott N-LASF31A 1.9227 1.8955 5.51 0.972 521 Ohara S-LAH581.9227 1.8955 5.52 0.966 522 Ohara S-LAH58 1.9227 1.8955 5.52 0.966 523NHG H-ZLaF68A 1.9228 1.8955 5.47 0.976 524 Hoya TAFD30 1.8552 1.85525.42 0.981 525 Hikari J-LASF08A 1.9228 1.8956 5.41 0.971 526 Hoya TAFD301.8552 1.8552 5.42 0.981 527 Hoya TAFD30 1.8552 1.8552 5.42 0.981 528Hoya TAFD30 1.8552 1.8552 5.42 0.981 529 Hoya TAFD30 1.8552 1.8552 5.420.981 530 Hoya TAFD33 1.8525 1.8525 5.40 0.960 531 Ohara S-LAH58 1.92271.8955 5.52 0.966 532 Hoya MP-TAFD307 1.8517 1.8517 5.49 0.955 533 HoyaM-TAFD307 1.8517 1.8517 5.49 0.955 Glass for G position glass glass FromTo density Ti integral Ex company: name: n(500 nm) n(570 nm) [g/cm³](500-570 nm) 462 Schott N-LASF9 1.8656 1.8527 4.41 0.986 463 SchottN-LASF9 1.8656 1.8527 4.41 0.986 464 Schott N-LASF9HT 1.8656 1.8527 4.410.986 465 Schott N-LASF9HT 1.8656 1.8527 4.41 0.986 466 Schott N-LASF91.8656 1.8527 4.41 0.986 467 Schott N-LASF9 1.8656 1.8527 4.41 0.986 468Schott N-LASF9HT 1.8656 1.8527 4.41 0.986 469 Schott N-LASF9 1.86561.8527 4.41 0.986 470 Schott N-LASF9 1.8656 1.8527 4.41 0.986 471 SchottN-LASF9 1.8656 1.8527 4.41 0.986 472 Schott N-LASF9 1.8656 1.8527 4.410.986 473 Schott N-LASF9 1.8656 1.8527 4.41 0.986 474 Schott N-LASF31A1.8955 1.8850 5.51 0.994 475 Schott N-LASF9 1.8656 1.8527 4.41 0.986 476Schott N-LASF31A 1.8955 1.8850 5.51 0.994 477 Schott N-LASF31A 1.89551.8850 5.51 0.994 478 Schott N-LASF9HT 1.8656 1.8527 4.41 0.986 479Schott N-LASF31A 1.8955 1.8850 5.51 0.994 480 Schott N-LASF9 1.86561.8527 4.41 0.986 481 Schott N-LASF9 1.8656 1.8527 4.41 0.986 482 SchottN-LASF9 1.8656 1.8527 4.41 0.986 483 Schott N-LASF9 1.8656 1.8527 4.410.986 484 Schott N-LASF9 1.8656 1.8527 4.41 0.986 485 Schott N-LASF9HT1.8656 1.8527 4.41 0.986 486 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8955 1.8850 5.51 0.994487 Schott N-LASF9HT 1.8656 1.8527 4.41 0.986 488 Schott N-LASF9HT1.8656 1.8527 4.41 0.986 489 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8955 1.8850 5.51 0.994490 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8955 1.8850 5.51 0.994 491 Schott N-LASF31A1.8955 1.8850 5.51 0.994 492 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8955 1.8850 5.51 0.994493 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8955 1.8850 5.51 0.994 494 Schott N-LASF31A1.8955 1.8850 5.51 0.994 495 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8955 1.8850 5.51 0.994496 Ohara S-NPH 4 1.9185 1.8969 3.61 0.989 497 Ohara S-NPH 4 1.91851.8969 3.61 0.989 498 Ohara S-NBH56 1.8749 1.8580 3.49 0.990 499 HoyaFDS18-W 1.8878 1.8878 3.51 0.987 500 Ohara S-NPH 4 1.9185 1.8969 3.610.989 501 Ohara S-NPH 4 1.9185 1.8969 3.61 0.989 502 Ohara S-NPH 41.9185 1.8969 3.61 0.989 503 Hoya FDS18-W 1.8878 1.8878 3.51 0.987 504Ohara S-NBH56 1.8749 1.8580 3.49 0.990 505 Sumita K-PSFn3 1.8597 1.84243.90 0.973 506 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8955 1.8850 5.51 0.994 507 SchottN-LASF9HT 1.8656 1.8527 4.41 0.986 508 Sumita K-PSFn3 1.8597 1.8424 3.900.973 509 Hoya MP-FDS1 1.8704 1.8704 4.42 0.973 510 Sumita K-PSFn31.8597 1.8424 3.90 0.973 511 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8955 1.8850 5.51 0.994512 NHG H-ZLaF65 1.8907 1.8768 4.55 0.979 513 Hoya TAFD32 1.8429 1.84294.84 0.994 514 Sumita K-GIR79 1.8710 1.8583 5.14 0.992 515 SchottN-LASF9 1.8656 1.8527 4.41 0.986 516 Schott N-LASF9 1.8656 1.8527 4.410.986 517 Hoya TAFD32 1.8429 1.8429 4.84 0.994 518 Sumita K-VC91 1.90131.8890 4.87 0.996 519 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8955 1.8850 5.51 0.994 520Sumita K-VC91 1.9013 1.8890 4.87 0.996 521 Sumita K-VC91 1.9013 1.88904.87 0.996 522 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8955 1.8850 5.51 0.994 523 SumitaK-VC91 1.9013 1.8890 4.87 0.996 524 Schott N-LASF9 1.8656 1.8527 4.410.986 525 Sumita K-LaSFn17 1.8955 1.8850 5.54 0.991 526 Hikari J-LASFH221.8597 1.8503 5.08 0.986 527 Hikari J-LASFH22 1.8597 1.8503 5.08 0.986528 Hikari J-LASFH22 1.8597 1.8503 5.08 0.986 529 Sumita K-VC99 1.86241.8525 5.15 0.998 530 Hikari J-LASFH22 1.8597 1.8503 5.08 0.986 531Sumita K-LaSFn17 1.8955 1.8850 5.54 0.991 532 Hikari J-LASFH22 1.85971.8503 5.08 0.986 533 Hoya MC-TAFD307 1.8517 1.8517 5.49 0.991

TABLE 7b totals Glass for R position T = FoM glass glass From To densityTi integral average (T_(red) · T_(blue) · (T_(red) · T_(blue) ·T_(green))^(1/3)/ Ex company: name: n(610 nm) n(760 nm) [g/cm³] (610-760nm) density T_(green))^(1/3) average density 462 Schott N-SF66 1.91831.8980 4.00 0.988 3.98 0.972 0.244 463 Schott N-SF66 1.9183 1.8980 4.000.988 3.98 0.962 0.242 464 Schott N-SF66 1.9183 1.8980 4.00 0.988 3.980.962 0.242 465 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9006 1.8867 4.45 0.995 4.13 0.9740.236 466 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9006 1.8867 4.51 0.994 4.15 0.974 0.235 467Schott N-LASF46A 1.9006 1.8867 4.45 0.995 4.13 0.964 0.233 468 SchottN-LASF46B 1.9006 1.8867 4.51 0.994 4.15 0.964 0.232 469 Schott N-SF661.9183 1.8980 4.00 0.988 4.27 0.971 0.227 470 Schott N-SF66 1.91831.8980 4.00 0.988 4.27 0.968 0.227 471 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8807 1.86995.51 0.997 4.38 0.975 0.222 472 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9006 1.8867 4.510.994 4.44 0.973 0.219 473 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8807 1.8699 5.51 0.9974.48 0.974 0.217 474 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9006 1.8867 4.45 0.995 4.500.977 0.217 475 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8807 1.8699 5.51 0.997 4.52 0.9800.217 476 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9006 1.8867 4.51 0.994 4.52 0.976 0.216 477Schott N-LASF46A 1.9006 1.8867 4.45 0.995 4.50 0.971 0.216 478 SchottN-LASF31A 1.8807 1.8699 5.51 0.997 4.48 0.964 0.215 479 Schott N-LASF46A1.9006 1.8867 4.45 0.995 4.50 0.967 0.215 480 Schott N-SF66 1.91831.8980 4.00 0.988 4.64 0.982 0.212 481 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8807 1.86995.51 0.997 4.79 0.989 0.207 482 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9006 1.8867 4.450.995 4.79 0.984 0.205 483 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9006 1.8867 4.45 0.9954.79 0.984 0.205 484 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9006 1.8867 4.51 0.994 4.810.984 0.205 485 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8807 1.8699 5.51 0.997 4.78 0.9710.203 486 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8807 1.8699 5.51 0.997 4.85 0.967 0.199 487Schott N-LASF31A 1.8807 1.8699 5.51 0.997 4.95 0.984 0.199 488 SchottN-LASF31A 1.8807 1.8699 5.51 0.997 4.89 0.964 0.197 489 Schott N-SF661.9183 1.8980 4.00 0.988 5.01 0.985 0.197 490 Schott N-LASF31A 1.88071.8699 5.51 0.997 5.15 0.992 0.193 491 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9006 1.88674.45 0.995 5.16 0.987 0.191 492 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8807 1.8699 5.510.997 5.14 0.974 0.189 493 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8807 1.8699 5.51 0.9975.31 0.987 0.186 494 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8807 1.8699 5.51 0.997 5.250.966 0.184 495 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8807 1.8699 5.51 0.997 5.51 0.9880.179 496 Hoya FDS18-W 1.8878 1.8878 3.51 0.997 3.54 0.956 0.270 497 NHGH-ZF72B 1.9178 1.8956 3.57 0.994 3.56 0.955 0.268 498 Hoya FDS24 1.87421.8742 3.84 0.991 3.76 0.974 0.259 499 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9006 1.88674.45 0.995 3.82 0.955 0.250 500 Ohara S-NPH 2 1.9178 1.8956 3.58 0.9924.08 0.978 0.240 501 NHG H-ZF72B 1.9178 1.8956 3.57 0.994 4.13 0.9790.237 502 Ohara S-NPH 2 1.9178 1.8956 3.58 0.992 4.20 0.984 0.234 503Hikari J-LASFH13 1.9006 1.8867 4.66 0.985 4.40 0.975 0.221 504 HoyaTAFD25 1.8683 1.8683 4.51 0.995 4.47 0.989 0.221 505 NHG H-ZLaF3 1.85291.8415 4.59 0.996 4.44 0.980 0.221 506 Schott N-SF66 1.9183 1.8980 4.000.988 4.34 0.955 0.220 507 Hoya FDS24 1.8742 1.8742 3.84 0.991 4.220.917 0.217 508 Hoya TAFD32 1.8429 1.8429 4.84 0.998 4.53 0.981 0.217509 Hoya FDS24 1.8742 1.8742 3.84 0.991 4.23 0.913 0.216 510 SumitaK-VC185 1.8515 1.8410 5.00 0.998 4.58 0.981 0.214 511 Hoya FDS18-W1.8878 1.8878 3.51 0.997 4.69 0.981 0.209 512 Hikari J-LASFH13HS 1.90061.8867 4.66 0.981 4.24 0.885 0.209 513 NHG H-ZLaF3 1.8529 1.8415 4.590.996 4.76 0.987 0.207 514 Hoya E-FDS1-W 1.8720 1.8720 3.94 0.998 4.500.922 0.205 515 NHG H-ZLaF65 1.8710 1.8574 4.55 0.994 4.82 0.980 0.204516 NHG H-ZLaF65 1.8710 1.8574 4.55 0.994 4.82 0.978 0.203 517 SumitaK-GIR79 1.8531 1.8407 5.14 0.997 4.94 0.987 0.200 518 Schott N-LASF46B1.9006 1.8867 4.51 0.994 4.95 0.989 0.200 519 Schott N-LASF46A 1.90061.8867 4.45 0.995 4.49 0.895 0.199 520 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9006 1.88674.51 0.994 4.96 0.988 0.199 521 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9006 1.8867 4.510.994 4.97 0.985 0.198 522 Schott N-SF66 1.9183 1.8980 4.00 0.988 5.010.983 0.196 523 Ohara S-LAH93 1.9025 1.8899 4.83 0.999 5.06 0.990 0.196524 Hoya M-TAFD307 1.8517 1.8517 5.49 0.999 5.11 0.989 0.194 525 SchottN-LASF46A 1.9006 1.8867 4.45 0.995 5.13 0.985 0.192 526 Hoya TAFD331.8525 1.8525 5.40 0.997 5.30 0.988 0.186 527 Hoya TAFD30 1.8552 1.85525.42 0.999 5.31 0.988 0.186 528 Hoya M-TAFD307 1.8517 1.8517 5.49 0.9995.33 0.989 0.185 529 Hoya M-TAFD307 1.8517 1.8517 5.49 0.999 5.35 0.9930.185 530 Hoya TAFD33 1.8525 1.8525 5.40 0.997 5.29 0.981 0.185 531 NHGH-ZLaF78 1.8981 1.8862 5.05 0.996 5.37 0.984 0.183 532 Hoya MC-TAFD3071.8517 1.8517 5.49 0.995 5.35 0.979 0.183 533 Hoya TAFD33 1.8525 1.85255.40 0.997 5.46 0.981 0.180

TABLE 8a Glass for B position glass glass From To density Ti integral Excompany: name: n(400 nm) n(500 nm) [g/cm³] (400-500 nm) 534 SchottN-SF57HTultra 1.9181 1.8675 3.53 0.941 535 Schott N-SF57 1.9181 1.86753.53 0.913 536 Schott N-SF57HTultra 1.9181 1.8675 3.53 0.941 537 SchottN-SF57HTultra 1.9181 1.8675 3.53 0.941 538 Schott N-SF57HT 1.9181 1.86753.53 0.926 539 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9591 1.9204 4.45 0.936 540 SchottN-SF57 1.9181 1.8675 3.53 0.913 541 Schott N-SF66 2.0140 1.9487 4.000.825 542 Schott N-LASF9HT 1.9009 1.8656 4.41 0.940 543 Schott N-LASF91.9009 1.8656 4.41 0.931 544 Schott N-LASF9 1.9009 1.8656 4.41 0.931 545Schott N-LASF46A 1.9591 1.9204 4.45 0.936 546 Schott N-LASF9HT 1.90091.8656 4.41 0.940 547 Schott N-SF66 2.0140 1.9487 4.00 0.825 548 SchottN-LASF31A 1.9227 1.8955 5.51 0.972 549 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9592 1.92044.51 0.932 550 Schott N-LASF31A 1.9227 1.8955 5.51 0.972 551 SchottN-LASF31A 1.9227 1.8955 5.51 0.972 552 Schott N-LASF31A 1.9227 1.89555.51 0.972 553 Schott N-LASF31A 1.9227 1.8955 5.51 0.972 554 SchottN-LASF46A 1.9591 1.9204 4.45 0.936 555 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9592 1.92044.51 0.932 556 Schott N-LASF31A 1.9227 1.8955 5.51 0.972 557 SchottN-LASF31A 1.9227 1.8955 5.51 0.972 558 Schott N-LASF31A 1.9227 1.89555.51 0.972 559 Schott N-LASF31A 1.9227 1.8955 5.51 0.972 560 SchottN-LASF31A 1.9227 1.8955 5.51 0.972 561 Schott N-LASF31A 1.9227 1.89555.51 0.972 562 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9591 1.9204 4.45 0.936 563 SchottN-SF66 2.0140 1.9487 4.00 0.825 564 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9592 1.9204 4.510.932 565 Schott N-SF66 2.0140 1.9487 4.00 0.825 566 Ohara S-NPH 41.9833 1.9185 3.61 0.931 567 Hoya FDS16-W 1.9211 1.9211 3.54 0.768 568Schott N-LASF46A 1.9591 1.9204 4.45 0.936 569 Schott N-LASF46A 1.95911.9204 4.45 0.936 570 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9591 1.9204 4.45 0.936 571Schott N-LASF46B 1.9592 1.9204 4.51 0.932 572 Hoya FDS16-W 1.9211 1.92113.54 0.768 573 Sumita K-LaSFn23 1.9598 1.9260 4.90 0.980 574 OharaS-LAH88 1.9719 1.9334 4.74 0.956 575 Schott N-LASF31A 1.9227 1.8955 5.510.972 576 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9591 1.9204 4.45 0.936 577 NHG H-ZLaF68L1.9247 1.8960 5.04 0.952 578 Sumita K-LaSFn17 1.9227 1.8955 5.54 0.974579 Ohara S-LAH58 1.9227 1.8955 5.52 0.966 580 Hikari J-LASF08A 1.92281.8956 5.41 0.971 581 Hikari J-LASF08A 1.9228 1.8956 5.41 0.971 582Sumita K-LaSFn23 1.9598 1.9260 4.90 0.980 583 Schott N-LASF46A 1.95911.9204 4.45 0.936 584 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9592 1.9204 4.51 0.932 585Sumita K-LaSFn23 1.9598 1.9260 4.90 0.980 586 NHG H-ZLaF72 1.9595 1.92584.88 0.929 587 NHG H-ZLaF72 1.9595 1.9258 4.88 0.929 588 SchottN-LASF46B 1.9592 1.9204 4.51 0.932 589 Sumita K-LaSFn22 1.9481 1.91334.92 0.977 590 Sumita K-LaSFn23 1.9598 1.9260 4.90 0.980 591 HoyaMP-FDS2 1.9421 1.9421 5.09 0.620 592 Sumita K-LaSFn23 1.9598 1.9260 4.900.980 593 Sumita K-LaSFn23 1.9598 1.9260 4.90 0.980 594 Sumita K-LaSFn231.9598 1.9260 4.90 0.980 595 NHG H-ZLaF68A 1.9228 1.8955 5.47 0.976 596Sumita K-LaSFn17 1.9227 1.8955 5.54 0.974 597 Sumita K-LaSFn17 1.92271.8955 5.54 0.974 598 Hoya E-FDS2 1.9410 1.9409 5.08 0.707 599 HoyaMC-FDS2 1.9421 1.9421 5.09 0.707 600 Ohara S-LAH58 1.9227 1.8955 5.520.966 601 Hoya M-FDS2 1.9421 1.9421 5.09 0.620 602 Hoya E-FDS2 1.94101.9409 5.08 0.707 603 Hoya MP-FDS2 1.9421 1.9421 5.09 0.620 604 HoyaMP-TAFD405 1.9116 1.9116 5.45 0.882 605 Hoya M-FDS2 1.9421 1.9421 5.090.620 606 Hoya MP-FDS2 1.9421 1.9421 5.09 0.620 607 Hoya MP-FDS2 1.94211.9421 5.09 0.620 Glass for G position glass glass From To density Tiintegral Ex company: name: n(500 nm) n(570 nm) [g/cm³] (500-570 nm) 534Schott N-SF66 1.9487 1.9269 4.00 0.953 535 Schott N-SF66 1.9487 1.92694.00 0.953 536 Schott N-SF66 1.9487 1.9269 4.00 0.953 537 Schott N-SF661.9487 1.9269 4.00 0.953 538 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9204 1.9063 4.45 0.988539 Schott N-SF66 1.9487 1.9269 4.00 0.953 540 Schott N-LASF46B 1.92041.9063 4.51 0.985 541 Schott N-SF66 1.9487 1.9269 4.00 0.953 542 SchottN-LASF46A 1.9204 1.9063 4.45 0.988 543 Schott N-SF66 1.9487 1.9269 4.000.953 544 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9204 1.9063 4.45 0.988 545 Schott N-LASF46A1.9204 1.9063 4.45 0.988 546 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9204 1.9063 4.45 0.988547 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9204 1.9063 4.45 0.988 548 Schott N-SF66 1.94871.9269 4.00 0.953 549 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9204 1.9063 4.51 0.985 550Schott N-LASF46A 1.9204 1.9063 4.45 0.988 551 Schott N-LASF46A 1.92041.9063 4.45 0.988 552 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9204 1.9063 4.51 0.985 553Schott N-LASF46B 1.9204 1.9063 4.51 0.985 554 Schott N-SF66 1.94871.9269 4.00 0.953 555 Schott N-SF66 1.9487 1.9269 4.00 0.953 556 SchottN-LASF46A 1.9204 1.9063 4.45 0.988 557 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9204 1.90634.45 0.988 558 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9204 1.9063 4.45 0.988 559 SchottN-LASF46B 1.9204 1.9063 4.51 0.985 560 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9204 1.90634.51 0.985 561 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9204 1.9063 4.51 0.985 562 SchottN-LASF46A 1.9204 1.9063 4.45 0.988 563 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9204 1.90634.51 0.985 564 Schott LASF35 2.0425 2.0253 5.41 0.968 565 Schott LASF352.0425 2.0253 5.41 0.968 566 NHG H-ZF72B 1.9515 1.9273 3.57 0.972 567Ohara S-NPH 2 1.9515 1.9273 3.58 0.970 568 Hoya FDS16-W 1.9211 1.92113.54 0.977 569 Schott N-SF66 1.9487 1.9269 4.00 0.953 570 Schott N-SF661.9487 1.9269 4.00 0.953 571 Schott N-SF66 1.9487 1.9269 4.00 0.953 572Schott N-LASF46A 1.9204 1.9063 4.45 0.988 573 NHG H-ZF62 1.9487 1.92693.93 0.971 574 Schott N-SF66 1.9487 1.9269 4.00 0.953 575 Hoya FDS16-W1.9211 1.9211 3.54 0.977 576 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9204 1.9063 4.51 0.985577 Hikari J-LASFH24 1.9228 1.9053 4.10 0.979 578 Schott N-LASF46A1.9204 1.9063 4.45 0.988 579 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9204 1.9063 4.45 0.988580 Ohara S-LAH95 1.9204 1.9063 4.64 0.988 581 Ohara S-LAH93 1.92031.9077 4.83 0.992 582 NHG H-ZF62 1.9487 1.9269 3.93 0.971 583 SchottN-LASF46A 1.9204 1.9063 4.45 0.988 584 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9204 1.90634.45 0.988 585 Hoya MP-FDS2 1.9421 1.9421 5.09 0.951 586 Schott N-SF661.9487 1.9269 4.00 0.953 587 Schott N-SF66 1.9487 1.9269 4.00 0.953 588Schott N-LASF46B 1.9204 1.9063 4.51 0.985 589 Sumita K-LaSFn23 1.92601.9134 4.90 0.997 590 Sumita K-LaSFn23 1.9260 1.9134 4.90 0.997 591Sumita K-PSFn1 1.9319 1.9108 4.15 0.925 592 Hoya E-FDS2 1.9409 1.94095.08 0.974 593 Hoya M-FDS2 1.9421 1.9421 5.09 0.951 594 Hoya M-FDS21.9421 1.9421 5.09 0.951 595 Sumita K-LaSFn22 1.9133 1.9005 4.92 0.996596 Ohara S-LAH93 1.9203 1.9077 4.83 0.992 597 Sumita K-LaSFn22 1.91331.9005 4.92 0.996 598 Hoya E-FDS2 1.9409 1.9409 5.08 0.974 599 HoyaMP-FDS2 1.9421 1.9421 5.09 0.951 600 NHG H-ZLaF78 1.9148 1.9030 5.050.988 601 Hoya E-FDS2 1.9409 1.9409 5.08 0.974 602 Hoya E-FDS2 1.94091.9409 5.08 0.974 603 Hoya MP-FDS2 1.9421 1.9421 5.09 0.951 604 HoyaMP-TAFD405 1.9116 1.9116 5.45 0.981 605 NHG H-ZLaF78 1.9148 1.9030 5.050.988 606 Hoya M-TAFD405 1.9116 1.9116 5.45 0.981 607 Hoya MP-TAFD4051.9116 1.9116 5.45 0.981

TABLE 8b totals Glass for R position T = FoM glass glass From To densityTi integral average (T_(red) · T_(blue) · (T_(red) · T_(blue) ·T_(green))^(1/3)/ Ex company: name: n(610 nm) n(760 nm) [g/cm³] (610-760nm) density T_(green))^(1/3) average density 534 Schott N-SF66 1.91831.8980 4.00 0.988 3.84 0.961 0.250 535 Schott N-SF66 1.9183 1.8980 4.000.988 3.84 0.951 0.248 536 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9006 1.8867 4.45 0.9953.99 0.963 0.241 537 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9006 1.8867 4.51 0.994 4.010.963 0.240 538 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9006 1.8867 4.51 0.994 4.16 0.9690.233 539 Schott N-SF66 1.9183 1.8980 4.00 0.988 4.15 0.959 0.231 540Schott N-LASF46B 1.9006 1.8867 4.51 0.994 4.18 0.964 0.230 541 SchottN-SF66 1.9183 1.8980 4.00 0.988 4.00 0.919 0.230 542 Schott N-SF661.9183 1.8980 4.00 0.988 4.29 0.972 0.227 543 Schott N-LASF46B 1.90061.8867 4.51 0.994 4.31 0.959 0.223 544 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9006 1.88674.45 0.995 4.44 0.971 0.219 545 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9006 1.8867 4.450.995 4.45 0.972 0.219 546 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9006 1.8867 4.51 0.9944.46 0.974 0.218 547 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9006 1.8867 4.45 0.995 4.300.932 0.217 548 Schott N-SF66 1.9183 1.8980 4.00 0.988 4.50 0.971 0.216549 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9006 1.8867 4.51 0.994 4.51 0.970 0.215 550Schott N-SF66 1.9183 1.8980 4.00 0.988 4.65 0.983 0.211 551 SchottN-SF66 1.9183 1.8980 4.00 0.988 4.65 0.983 0.211 552 Schott N-SF661.9183 1.8980 4.00 0.988 4.67 0.982 0.210 553 Schott N-SF66 1.91831.8980 4.00 0.988 4.67 0.982 0.210 554 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.410.991 4.62 0.960 0.208 555 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8807 1.8699 5.51 0.9974.67 0.960 0.206 556 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9006 1.8867 4.45 0.995 4.800.985 0.205 557 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9006 1.8867 4.45 0.995 4.80 0.9850.205 558 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9006 1.8867 4.51 0.994 4.82 0.985 0.204 559Schott N-LASF46A 1.9006 1.8867 4.45 0.995 4.82 0.984 0.204 560 SchottN-LASF46B 1.9006 1.8867 4.51 0.994 4.84 0.984 0.203 561 Schott N-LASF46B1.9006 1.8867 4.51 0.994 4.84 0.984 0.203 562 Schott N-LASF31A 1.88071.8699 5.51 0.997 4.80 0.973 0.203 563 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.410.991 4.64 0.930 0.201 564 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8807 1.8699 5.51 0.9975.14 0.965 0.188 565 Schott N-LASF31A 1.8807 1.8699 5.51 0.997 4.970.927 0.186 566 Hoya FDS16-W 1.9211 1.9211 3.54 0.995 3.57 0.966 0.270567 NHG H-ZF75A 1.9405 1.9167 3.53 0.989 3.55 0.909 0.256 568 NHGH-ZF75A 1.9405 1.9167 3.53 0.989 3.84 0.967 0.252 569 Hoya FDS16-W1.9211 1.9211 3.54 0.995 4.00 0.961 0.241 570 NHG H-ZF75A 1.9405 1.91673.53 0.989 3.99 0.959 0.240 571 NHG H-ZF75A 1.9405 1.9167 3.53 0.9894.01 0.958 0.239 572 Hoya FDS16-W 1.9211 1.9211 3.54 0.995 3.84 0.9170.239 573 Ohara S-NPH 3 1.9534 1.9287 3.59 0.998 4.14 0.983 0.237 574Ohara S-NPH 3 1.9534 1.9287 3.59 0.998 4.11 0.969 0.236 575 Hoya FDS16-W1.9211 1.9211 3.54 0.995 4.20 0.981 0.234 576 NHG H-ZF75A 1.9405 1.91673.53 0.989 4.16 0.970 0.233 577 Hoya FDS16-W 1.9211 1.9211 3.54 0.9954.23 0.975 0.231 578 Hoya FDS16-W 1.9211 1.9211 3.54 0.995 4.51 0.9850.218 579 Hoya FDS16-W 1.9211 1.9211 3.54 0.995 4.50 0.983 0.218 580Hoya FDS16-W 1.9211 1.9211 3.54 0.995 4.53 0.984 0.217 581 Hoya FDS16-W1.9211 1.9211 3.54 0.995 4.59 0.986 0.215 582 Ohara S-LAH98 1.95061.9364 4.94 0.999 4.59 0.983 0.214 583 Hoya TAFD45 1.9165 1.9165 5.100.999 4.67 0.974 0.209 584 Hoya TAFD45 1.9165 1.9165 5.10 0.999 4.690.973 0.208 585 Ohara S-TIH57 1.9588 1.9402 4.20 0.993 4.73 0.975 0.206586 Hoya M-FDS2 1.9421 1.9421 5.09 0.996 4.66 0.959 0.206 587 NHGH-ZLaF77 1.9506 1.9364 5.12 0.990 4.67 0.957 0.205 588 Hoya M-TAFD4051.9116 1.9116 5.45 0.997 4.82 0.971 0.201 589 Ohara S-LAH98 1.95061.9364 4.94 0.999 4.92 0.991 0.201 590 Hoya TAFD45 1.9165 1.9165 5.100.999 4.97 0.992 0.200 591 NHG H-ZF75A 1.9405 1.9167 3.53 0.989 4.260.845 0.199 592 Ohara S-LAH98 1.9506 1.9364 4.94 0.999 4.97 0.984 0.198593 Hikari J-LASFH21 1.9506 1.9364 5.05 0.992 5.01 0.974 0.194 594 NHGH-ZLaF77 1.9506 1.9364 5.12 0.990 5.04 0.974 0.193 595 Hoya TAFD451.9165 1.9165 5.10 0.999 5.16 0.990 0.192 596 Hoya TAFD45 1.9165 1.91655.10 0.999 5.16 0.988 0.192 597 Hoya TAFD45 1.9165 1.9165 5.10 0.9995.19 0.989 0.191 598 Ohara S-TIH57 1.9588 1.9402 4.20 0.993 4.79 0.8910.186 599 Ohara S-TIH57 1.9588 1.9402 4.20 0.993 4.79 0.884 0.184 600Hoya MP-TAFD405 1.9116 1.9116 5.45 0.997 5.34 0.984 0.184 601 OharaS-TIH57 1.9588 1.9402 4.20 0.993 4.79 0.862 0.180 602 Hikari J-LASFH151.9466 1.9311 4.79 0.992 4.98 0.891 0.179 603 Ohara S-TIH57 1.95881.9402 4.20 0.993 4.79 0.855 0.178 604 NHG H-ZLaF77 1.9506 1.9364 5.120.990 5.34 0.951 0.178 605 NHG H-ZLaF77 1.9506 1.9364 5.12 0.990 5.090.866 0.170 606 Hikari J-LASFH21 1.9506 1.9364 5.05 0.992 5.20 0.8640.166 607 Hoya MP-TAFD405 1.9116 1.9116 5.45 0.997 5.33 0.866 0.162

TABLE 9a Glass for B position glass glass From To density Ti integral Excompany: name: n(400 nm) n(500 nm) [g/cm³] (400-500 nm) 608 SchottN-LASF46A 1.9591 1.9204 4.45 0.936 609 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9592 1.92044.51 0.932 610 Schott N-SF66 2.0140 1.9487 4.00 0.825 611 SchottN-LASF46A 1.9591 1.9204 4.45 0.936 612 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9591 1.92044.45 0.936 613 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9592 1.9204 4.51 0.932 614 SchottN-SF66 2.0140 1.9487 4.00 0.825 615 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9592 1.9204 4.510.932 616 Schott N-SF66 2.0140 1.9487 4.00 0.825 617 Schott N-LASF46A1.9591 1.9204 4.45 0.936 618 Schott LASF35 2.0899 2.0425 5.41 0.855 619Schott N-LASF46B 1.9592 1.9204 4.51 0.932 620 Schott N-SF66 2.01401.9487 4.00 0.825 621 Schott N-SF66 2.0140 1.9487 4.00 0.825 622 SchottLASF35 2.0899 2.0425 5.41 0.855 623 Schott LASF35 2.0899 2.0425 5.410.855 624 Schott LASF35 2.0899 2.0425 5.41 0.855 625 Hoya TAFD40 1.95211.9521 4.73 0.860 626 Hoya TAFD40 1.9521 1.9521 4.73 0.860 Glass for Gposition glass glass From To density Ti integral Ex company: name: n(500nm) n(570 nm) [g/cm³] (500-570 nm) 608 Schott N-SF66 1.9487 1.9269 4.000.953 609 Schott N-SF66 1.9487 1.9269 4.00 0.953 610 Schott N-SF661.9487 1.9269 4.00 0.953 611 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9204 1.9063 4.45 0.988612 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9204 1.9063 4.51 0.985 613 Schott N-LASF46A1.9204 1.9063 4.45 0.988 614 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9204 1.9063 4.45 0.988615 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9204 1.9063 4.51 0.985 616 Schott N-LASF46B1.9204 1.9063 4.51 0.985 617 Schott LASF35 2.0425 2.0253 5.41 0.968 618Schott N-SF66 1.9487 1.9269 4.00 0.953 619 Schott LASF35 2.0425 2.02535.41 0.968 620 Schott LASF35 2.0425 2.0253 5.41 0.968 621 Schott LASF352.0425 2.0253 5.41 0.968 622 Schott N-LASF46A 1.9204 1.9063 4.45 0.988623 Schott N-LASF46B 1.9204 1.9063 4.51 0.985 624 Schott LASF35 2.04252.0253 5.41 0.968 625 Hoya TAFD40 1.9521 1.9521 4.73 0.979 626 HoyaTAFD55 1.9575 1.9575 5.12 0.991

TABLE 9b totals Glass for R position T = FoM glass glass From To densityTi integral average (T_(red) · T_(blue) · (T_(red) · T_(blue) ·T_(green))^(1/3)/ Ex company: name: n(610 nm) n(760 nm) [g/cm³] (610-760nm) density T_(green)) average density 608 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.00155.41 0.991 4.62 0.960 0.208 609 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.9914.64 0.958 0.207 610 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 4.47 0.9200.206 611 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 4.77 0.971 0.204 612Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 4.79 0.970 0.203 613 SchottLASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 4.79 0.970 0.202 614 Schott LASF352.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 4.62 0.931 0.202 615 Schott LASF35 2.01832.0015 5.41 0.991 4.81 0.969 0.201 616 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.410.991 4.64 0.930 0.201 617 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 5.090.965 0.190 618 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 4.94 0.931 0.189619 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 5.11 0.963 0.189 620 SchottLASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 4.94 0.925 0.187 621 Schott LASF352.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 4.94 0.925 0.187 622 Schott LASF35 2.01832.0015 5.41 0.991 5.09 0.942 0.185 623 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.410.991 5.11 0.942 0.184 624 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 5.410.936 0.173 625 Ohara S-TIH57 1.9588 1.9402 4.20 0.993 4.55 0.944 0.207626 Ohara S-TIH57 1.9588 1.9402 4.20 0.993 4.68 0.948 0.202

TABLE 10a Glass for B position glass glass From To density Ti integralEx company: name: n(400 nm) n(500 nm) [g/cm³] (400-500 nm) 627 NHGH-ZF72B 2.0252 1.9515 3.57 0.840 628 NHG H-ZF72B 2.0252 1.9515 3.570.840 629 Ohara S-NPH 2 2.0253 1.9515 3.58 0.799 630 Ohara S-LAH982.0100 1.9709 4.94 0.950 631 Hikari J-LASFH15 2.0127 1.9688 4.79 0.908632 Hoya TAFD40 1.9521 1.9521 4.73 0.860 633 Hoya TAFD40 1.9521 1.95214.73 0.860 634 Hikari J-LASFH21 2.0100 1.9709 5.05 0.942 635 HOYA TAFD401.9521 1.9521 4.73 0.860 636 HOYA TAFD40 1.9521 1.9521 4.73 0.860 637Ohara S-LAH98 2.0100 1.9709 4.94 0.950 638 HOYA TAFD40 1.9521 1.95214.73 0.860 639 HOYA TAFD40 1.9521 1.9521 4.73 0.860 640 NHG H-ZLaF772.0100 1.9709 5.12 0.905 641 NHG H-ZF72B 2.0252 1.9515 3.57 0.840 642Hikari J-LASFH15 2.0127 1.9688 4.79 0.908 643 Hikari J-LASFH15 2.01271.9688 4.79 0.908 644 HOYA TAFD55 1.9575 1.9575 5.12 0.916 645 HikariJ-LASFH21 2.0100 1.9709 5.05 0.942 646 Ohara S-NPH 2 2.0253 1.9515 3.580.799 647 Hoya TAFD40 1.9521 1.9521 4.73 0.860 648 Hikari J-LASFH212.0100 1.9709 5.05 0.942 649 Hikari J-LASFH15 2.0127 1.9688 4.79 0.908650 HOYA TAFD40 1.9521 1.9521 4.73 0.860 651 Hoya TAFD55 1.9575 1.95755.12 0.916 652 Ohara S-NPH 2 2.0253 1.9515 3.58 0.799 653 Hoya TAFD401.9521 1.9521 4.73 0.860 654 Hikari J-LASFH15 2.0127 1.9688 4.79 0.908655 Hikari J-LASFH15 2.0127 1.9688 4.79 0.908 656 Ohara S-LAH98 2.01001.9709 4.94 0.950 657 NHG H-ZF72B 2.0252 1.9515 3.57 0.840 658 NHGH-ZLaF75 2.0126 1.9688 4.77 0.842 659 NHG H-ZF72B 2.0252 1.9515 3.570.840 660 Ohara S-LAH98 2.0100 1.9709 4.94 0.950 661 Ohara S-LAH982.0100 1.9709 4.94 0.950 662 HOYA TAFD55 1.9575 1.9575 5.12 0.916 663Ohara S-LAH98 2.0100 1.9709 4.94 0.950 664 Ohara S-LAH98 2.0100 1.97094.94 0.950 665 HOYA TAFD55 1.9575 1.9575 5.12 0.916 666 Hikari J-LASFH152.0127 1.9688 4.79 0.908 667 HOYA TAFD55 1.9575 1.9575 5.12 0.916 668Hoya TAFD40 1.9521 1.9521 4.73 0.860 669 Ohara S-LAH98 2.0100 1.97094.94 0.950 670 NHG H-ZLaF77 2.0100 1.9709 5.12 0.905 671 HOYA TAFD551.9575 1.9575 5.12 0.916 672 Ohara S-NPH 2 2.0253 1.9515 3.58 0.799 673Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.858 674 NHG H-ZLaF75 2.0126 1.9688 4.770.842 675 HOYA TAFD55 1.9575 1.9575 5.12 0.916 676 Ohara S-LAH98 2.01001.9709 4.94 0.950 677 Ohara S-LAH98 2.0100 1.9709 4.94 0.950 678 HoyaTAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.858 679 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.858680 NHG H-ZLaF75 2.0126 1.9688 4.77 0.842 681 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.00285.27 0.858 682 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.858 683 Hoya TAFD652.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.858 684 NHG H-ZLaF75 2.0126 1.9688 4.77 0.842 685Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.858 686 Hoya E-FDS3 2.0278 2.0278 5.630.564 687 Hoya E-FDS3 2.0278 2.0278 5.63 0.564 688 Hoya E-FDS3 2.02782.0278 5.63 0.564 Glass for G position glass glass From To density Tiintegral Ex company: name: n(500 nm) n(570 nm) [g/cm³] (500-570 nm) 627Ohara S-NPH 3 1.9913 1.9641 3.59 0.983 628 NHG H-ZF75A 1.9768 1.95083.53 0.952 629 NHG H-ZF75A 1.9768 1.9508 3.53 0.952 630 Ohara S-NPH 31.9913 1.9641 3.59 0.983 631 Ohara S-NPH 3 1.9913 1.9641 3.59 0.983 632Ohara S-NPH 3 1.9913 1.9641 3.59 0.983 633 Ohara S-NPH 3 1.9913 1.96413.59 0.983 634 NHG H-ZF75A 1.9768 1.9508 3.53 0.952 635 Ohara S-NPH 31.9913 1.9641 3.59 0.983 636 NHG H-ZF75A 1.9768 1.9508 3.53 0.952 637Ohara S-NPH 3 1.9913 1.9641 3.59 0.983 638 NHG H-ZF75A 1.9768 1.95083.53 0.952 639 NHG H-ZF75A 1.9768 1.9508 3.53 0.952 640 Ohara S-NPH 31.9913 1.9641 3.59 0.983 641 Hoya TAFD40 1.9521 1.9521 4.73 0.979 642NHG H-ZF75A 1.9768 1.9508 3.53 0.952 643 Ohara S-TIH57 1.9863 1.96674.20 0.969 644 Ohara S-NPH 3 1.9913 1.9641 3.59 0.983 645 Ohara S-TIH571.9863 1.9667 4.20 0.969 646 Hikari J-LASFH21 1.9709 1.9565 5.05 0.987647 Ohara S-NPH 3 1.9913 1.9641 3.59 0.983 648 NHG H-ZF75A 1.9768 1.95083.53 0.952 649 Ohara S-NPH 3 1.9913 1.9641 3.59 0.983 650 Ohara S-NPH 31.9913 1.9641 3.59 0.983 651 NHG H-ZF75A 1.9768 1.9508 3.53 0.952 652Ohara S-LAH99 2.0210 2.0042 5.02 0.990 653 Ohara S-TIH57 1.9863 1.96674.20 0.969 654 Hoya TAFD40 1.9521 1.9521 4.73 0.979 655 Ohara S-NPH 31.9913 1.9641 3.59 0.983 656 Ohara S-LAH98 1.9709 1.9565 4.94 0.993 657Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.980 658 NHG H-ZLaF75 1.9688 1.9530 4.770.975 659 Ohara S-LAH79 2.0240 2.0066 5.23 0.967 660 Ohara S-LAH992.0210 2.0042 5.02 0.990 661 Ohara S-LAH98 1.9709 1.9565 4.94 0.993 662Ohara S-LAH98 1.9709 1.9565 4.94 0.993 663 Hoya TAFD55 1.9575 1.95755.12 0.991 664 Ohara S-LAH99 2.0210 2.0042 5.02 0.990 665 NHG H-ZLaF751.9688 1.9530 4.77 0.975 666 Ohara S-LAH98 1.9709 1.9565 4.94 0.993 667Ohara S-LAH98 1.9709 1.9565 4.94 0.993 668 Schott LASF35 2.0425 2.02535.41 0.968 669 Ohara S-LAH98 1.9709 1.9565 4.94 0.993 670 NHG H-ZLaF802.0236 2.0043 4.76 0.966 671 Ohara S-LAH98 1.9709 1.9565 4.94 0.993 672NHG H-ZLaF77 1.9709 1.9565 5.12 0.980 673 Hikari J-LASFH17 2.0236 2.00434.69 0.978 674 Hikari J-LASFH16 2.0210 2.0042 5.10 0.988 675 NHGH-ZLaF77 1.9709 1.9565 5.12 0.980 676 Sumita K-PSFn202 2.0474 2.02406.22 0.997 677 Ohara S-LAH99 2.0210 2.0042 5.02 0.990 678 Ohara S-LAH992.0210 2.0042 5.02 0.990 679 NHG H-ZLaF80 2.0236 2.0043 4.76 0.966 680NHG H-ZLaF75 1.9688 1.9530 4.77 0.975 681 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.270.980 682 Schott LASF35 2.0425 2.0253 5.41 0.968 683 Schott LASF352.0425 2.0253 5.41 0.968 684 NHG H-ZLaF77 1.9709 1.9565 5.12 0.980 685Sumita K-PSFn202 2.0474 2.0240 6.22 0.997 686 Hikari J-LASFH17 2.02362.0043 4.69 0.978 687 Schott LASF35 2.0425 2.0253 5.41 0.968 688 HoyaE-FDS3 2.0278 2.0278 5.63 0.952

TABLE 10b totals Glass for R position T = FoM glass glass From Todensity Ti integral average (T_(red) · T_(blue) · (T_(red) · T_(blue) ·T_(green))^(1/3)/ Ex company: name: n(610 nm) n(760 nm) [g/cm³] (610-760nm) density T_(green))^(1/3) average density 627 Hikari J-LASFH17 1.99651.9781 4.69 0.992 3.95 0.938 0.238 628 Hikari J-LASFH17 1.9965 1.97814.69 0.992 3.93 0.928 0.236 629 Hikari J-LASFH17HS 1.9965 1.9781 4.690.987 3.93 0.913 0.232 630 Hoya TAFD40 1.9521 1.9521 4.73 0.997 4.420.977 0.221 631 NHG H-ZLaF80 1.9966 1.9782 4.76 0.990 4.38 0.960 0.219632 Hikari J-LASFH17 1.9965 1.9781 4.69 0.992 4.34 0.945 0.218 633 HoyaTAFD40 1.9521 1.9521 4.73 0.997 4.35 0.947 0.218 634 Hikari J-LASFH17HS1.9965 1.9781 4.69 0.987 4.42 0.960 0.217 635 NHG H-ZLaF80 1.9966 1.97824.76 0.990 4.36 0.944 0.217 636 Hikari J-LASFH17 1.9965 1.9781 4.690.992 4.32 0.935 0.217 637 Ohara S-LAH99 1.9973 1.9810 5.02 0.999 4.520.977 0.216 638 Hikari J-LASFH17HS 1.9965 1.9781 4.69 0.987 4.32 0.9330.216 639 NHG H-ZLaF80 1.9966 1.9782 4.76 0.990 4.34 0.934 0.215 640Hoya TAFD40 1.9521 1.9521 4.73 0.997 4.48 0.962 0.215 641 Ohara S-LAH991.9973 1.9810 5.02 0.999 4.44 0.939 0.212 642 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.00285.27 0.996 4.53 0.952 0.210 643 Hoya TAFD40 1.9521 1.9521 4.73 0.9974.57 0.958 0.209 644 Hikari J-LASFH16 1.9973 1.9810 5.10 0.994 4.600.964 0.209 645 Hoya TAFD40 1.9521 1.9521 4.73 0.997 4.66 0.969 0.208646 NHG H-ZLaF80 1.9966 1.9782 4.76 0.990 4.46 0.925 0.207 647 SchottLASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 4.58 0.945 0.206 648 Schott LASF352.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 4.66 0.962 0.206 649 Hoya E-FDS3 2.0278 2.02785.63 0.990 4.67 0.960 0.206 650 Sumita K-PSFn2 1.9967 1.9744 5.48 0.9894.60 0.944 0.205 651 Sumita K-PSFn2 1.9967 1.9744 5.48 0.989 4.71 0.9520.202 652 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.996 4.62 0.928 0.201 653Ohara S-LAH79 1.9995 1.9826 5.23 0.992 4.72 0.941 0.199 654 OharaS-LAH99 1.9973 1.9810 5.02 0.999 4.85 0.962 0.198 655 Sumita K-PSFn2022.0146 1.9928 6.22 0.997 4.87 0.963 0.198 656 Ohara S-LAH99 1.99731.9810 5.02 0.999 4.97 0.980 0.197 657 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.410.991 4.75 0.937 0.197 658 Hikari J-LASFH17HS 1.9965 1.9781 4.69 0.9874.74 0.935 0.197 659 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 4.74 0.9330.197 660 Ohara S-LAH99 1.9973 1.9810 5.02 0.999 4.99 0.979 0.196 661Hoya TAFD55 1.9575 1.9575 5.12 0.998 5.00 0.980 0.196 662 NHG H-ZLaF801.9966 1.9782 4.76 0.990 4.94 0.966 0.196 663 Ohara S-LAH99 1.99731.9810 5.02 0.999 5.03 0.980 0.195 664 Hikari J-LASFH16 1.9973 1.98105.10 0.994 5.02 0.978 0.195 665 Ohara S-LAH99 1.9973 1.9810 5.02 0.9994.97 0.963 0.194 666 Ohara S-LAH79 1.9995 1.9826 5.23 0.992 4.99 0.9640.193 667 Ohara S-LAH99 1.9973 1.9810 5.02 0.999 5.03 0.969 0.193 668Hikari J-LASFH17 1.9965 1.9781 4.69 0.992 4.94 0.940 0.190 669 HoyaE-FDS3 2.0278 2.0278 5.63 0.990 5.17 0.977 0.189 670 Schott LASF352.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 5.10 0.954 0.187 671 Sumita K-PSFn2 1.99671.9744 5.48 0.989 5.18 0.966 0.186 672 Sumita K-PSFn202 2.0146 1.99286.22 0.997 4.97 0.925 0.186 673 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.9965.08 0.944 0.186 674 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 5.09 0.9400.185 675 Sumita K-PSFn2 1.9967 1.9744 5.48 0.989 5.24 0.961 0.183 676Ohara S-LAH99 1.9973 1.9810 5.02 0.999 5.39 0.982 0.182 677 SumitaK-PSFn202 2.0146 1.9928 6.22 0.997 5.39 0.979 0.182 678 Schott LASF352.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 5.23 0.946 0.181 679 Hoya E-FDS3 2.0278 2.02785.63 0.990 5.22 0.938 0.180 680 Sumita K-PSFn202 2.0146 1.9928 6.220.997 5.25 0.938 0.179 681 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 5.320.943 0.177 682 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.996 5.32 0.941 0.177683 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 5.36 0.939 0.175 684 SumitaK-PSFn202 2.0146 1.9928 6.22 0.997 5.37 0.940 0.175 685 Hoya TAFD652.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.996 5.59 0.950 0.170 686 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.00285.27 0.996 5.20 0.846 0.163 687 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.9915.48 0.841 0.153 688 Hoya E-FDS3 2.0278 2.0278 5.63 0.990 5.63 0.8350.148

TABLE 11a Glass for B position glass glass From To density Ti integralEx company: name: n(400 nm) n(500 nm) [g/cm³] (400-500 nm) 689 HikariJ-LASFH17HS 2.0786 2.0236 4.69 0.871 690 Hikari J-LASFH17HS 2.07862.0236 4.69 0.871 691 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.858 692 HoyaTAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.858 693 Ohara S-LAH99 2.0675 2.0210 5.020.917 694 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.858 695 Hikari J-LASFH17HS2.0786 2.0236 4.69 0.871 696 NHG H-ZLaF80 2.0786 2.0236 4.76 0.787 697Ohara S-LAH99 2.0675 2.0210 5.02 0.917 698 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.00285.27 0.858 699 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.858 700 NHG H-ZLaF802.0786 2.0236 4.76 0.787 701 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.858 702Hikari J-LASFH17HS 2.0786 2.0236 4.69 0.871 703 Hoya TAFD65 2.00282.0028 5.27 0.858 704 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.858 705 OharaS-LAH99 2.0675 2.0210 5.02 0.917 706 Hikari J-LASFH17 2.0786 2.0236 4.690.848 707 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.858 708 Hikari J-LASFH162.0675 2.0210 5.10 0.915 709 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.858 710Schott LASF35 2.0899 2.0425 5.41 0.855 711 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.00285.27 0.858 712 Sumita K-PSFn202 2.1173 2.0474 6.22 0.926 713 OharaS-LAH79 2.0718 2.0240 5.23 0.815 714 Sumita K-PSFn202 2.1173 2.0474 6.220.926 715 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.858 716 Sumita K-PSFn2022.1173 2.0474 6.22 0.926 717 Hikari J-LASFH16 2.0675 2.0210 5.10 0.915718 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.858 719 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.00285.27 0.858 720 Sumita K-PSFn202 2.1173 2.0474 6.22 0.926 721 Hoya TAFD652.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.858 722 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.858 723Sumita K-PSFn202 2.1173 2.0474 6.22 0.926 724 Hoya E-FDS3 2.0278 2.02785.63 0.564 725 Hoya E-FDS3 2.0278 2.0278 5.63 0.564 726 Hoya E-FDS32.0278 2.0278 5.63 0.564 727 Hoya E-FDS3 2.0278 2.0278 5.63 0.564 Glassfor G position glass glass From To density Ti integral Ex company: name:n(500 nm) n(570 nm) [g/cm³] (500-570 nm) 689 Hikari J-LASFH17 2.02362.0043 4.69 0.978 690 Hikari J-LASFH17 2.0236 2.0043 4.69 0.978 691Hikari J-LASFH17 2.0236 2.0043 4.69 0.978 692 NHG H-ZLaF80 2.0236 2.00434.76 0.966 693 Hikari J-LASFH17 2.0236 2.0043 4.69 0.978 694 OharaS-LAH99 2.0210 2.0042 5.02 0.990 695 Hikari J-LASFH17 2.0236 2.0043 4.690.978 696 Hikari J-LASFH17 2.0236 2.0043 4.69 0.978 697 Ohara S-LAH992.0210 2.0042 5.02 0.990 698 Hikari J-LASFH17 2.0236 2.0043 4.69 0.978699 Ohara S-LAH99 2.0210 2.0042 5.02 0.990 700 Hikari J-LASFH17HS 2.02362.0043 4.69 0.972 701 Hikari J-LASFH16 2.0210 2.0042 5.10 0.988 702Schott LASF35 2.0425 2.0253 5.41 0.968 703 NHG H-ZLaF80 2.0236 2.00434.76 0.966 704 Hikari J-LASFH17 2.0236 2.0043 4.69 0.978 705 HikariJ-LASFH16 2.0210 2.0042 5.10 0.988 706 Ohara S-LAH79 2.0240 2.0066 5.230.967 707 Ohara S-LAH99 2.0210 2.0042 5.02 0.990 708 Schott LASF352.0425 2.0253 5.41 0.968 709 NHG H-ZLaF80 2.0236 2.0043 4.76 0.966 710Hikari J-LASFH17 2.0236 2.0043 4.69 0.978 711 Ohara S-LAH99 2.02102.0042 5.02 0.990 712 Hikari J-LASFH17 2.0236 2.0043 4.69 0.978 713Ohara S-LAH99 2.0210 2.0042 5.02 0.990 714 Hikari J-LASFH17 2.02362.0043 4.69 0.978 715 Ohara S-LAH79 2.0240 2.0066 5.23 0.967 716 HikariJ-LASFH16 2.0210 2.0042 5.10 0.988 717 Sumita K-PSFn202 2.0474 2.02406.22 0.997 718 Hikari J-LASFH17 2.0236 2.0043 4.69 0.978 719 SchottLASF35 2.0425 2.0253 5.41 0.968 720 Ohara S-LAH99 2.0210 2.0042 5.020.990 721 Ohara S-LAH99 2.0210 2.0042 5.02 0.990 722 Ohara S-LAH792.0240 2.0066 5.23 0.967 723 Sumita K-PSFn202 2.0474 2.0240 6.22 0.997724 NHG H-ZLaF80 2.0236 2.0043 4.76 0.966 725 Schott LASF35 2.04252.0253 5.41 0.968 726 NHG H-ZLaF80 2.0236 2.0043 4.76 0.966 727 HoyaE-FDS3 2.0278 2.0278 5.63 0.952

TABLE 11b totals Glass for R position T = FoM glass glass From Todensity Ti integral average (T_(red) · T_(blue) · (T_(red) · T_(blue) ·T_(green))^(1/3)/ Ex company: name: n(610 nm) n(760 nm) [g/cm³] (610-760nm) density T_(green))^(1/3) average density 689 Hoya TAFD65 2.00282.0028 5.27 0.996 4.88 0.948 0.194 690 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.410.991 4.93 0.947 0.192 691 NHG H-ZLaF80 1.9966 1.9782 4.76 0.990 4.910.942 0.192 692 Hikari J-LASFH17HS 1.9965 1.9781 4.69 0.987 4.91 0.9370.191 693 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 5.04 0.962 0.191 694Hikari J-LASFH17 1.9965 1.9781 4.69 0.992 4.99 0.947 0.190 695 HoyaE-FDS3 2.0278 2.0278 5.63 0.990 5.00 0.946 0.189 696 Hoya TAFD65 2.00282.0028 5.27 0.996 4.91 0.920 0.188 697 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.410.991 5.15 0.966 0.188 698 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.996 5.080.944 0.186 699 Ohara S-LAH99 1.9973 1.9810 5.02 0.999 5.10 0.949 0.186700 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 4.95 0.917 0.185 701 OharaS-LAH99 1.9973 1.9810 5.02 0.999 5.13 0.948 0.185 702 Hoya TAFD65 2.00282.0028 5.27 0.996 5.12 0.945 0.184 703 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.270.996 5.10 0.940 0.184 704 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 5.120.942 0.184 705 Hoya E-FDS3 2.0278 2.0278 5.63 0.990 5.25 0.965 0.184706 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 5.11 0.935 0.183 707 HoyaTAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.996 5.19 0.948 0.183 708 Hoya TAFD65 2.00282.0028 5.27 0.996 5.26 0.959 0.182 709 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.410.991 5.15 0.938 0.182 710 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 5.170.941 0.182 711 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 5.23 0.946 0.181712 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.996 5.39 0.967 0.179 713 SchottLASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 5.22 0.932 0.178 714 Schott LASF352.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 5.44 0.965 0.177 715 Schott LASF35 2.01832.0015 5.41 0.991 5.30 0.939 0.177 716 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.270.996 5.53 0.970 0.175 717 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.996 5.530.969 0.175 718 Sumita K-PSFn202 2.0146 1.9928 6.22 0.997 5.39 0.9440.175 719 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 5.36 0.939 0.175 720Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 5.55 0.969 0.175 721 SumitaK-PSFn202 2.0146 1.9928 6.22 0.997 5.50 0.948 0.172 722 Sumita K-PSFn2022.0146 1.9928 6.22 0.997 5.57 0.941 0.169 723 Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.00285.27 0.996 5.90 0.973 0.165 724 Hoya E-FDS3 2.0278 2.0278 5.63 0.9905.34 0.840 0.157 725 Schott LASF35 2.0183 2.0015 5.41 0.991 5.48 0.8410.153 726 Sumita K-PSFn202 2.0146 1.9928 6.22 0.997 5.54 0.842 0.152 727Hoya TAFD65 2.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.996 5.51 0.837 0.152

COMPARATIVE EXAMPLES

Comparative Examples are shown in table 12.

TABLE 12a Glass for B position glass glass From To density Ti integralEx company: name: n(400 nm) n(500 nm) [g/cm³] (400-500 nm) 1201 SchottN-SF4 1.8094 1.7712 3.15 0.941 1202 Hoya M-NBFD10 1.8068 1.8068 4.390.954 1204 Schott N-SF4 1.8094 1.7712 3.15 0.941 1205 Sumita K-LaSFn91.8476 1.8261 4.96 0.975 1206 Schott N-SF66 2.0140 1.9487 4.00 0.8251207 Sumita K-LaSFn10 1.8488 1.8261 4.8 0.971 1208 Hoya TAFD32 1.84291.8429 4.84 0.971 1209 NHG H-ZLaF68A 1.9228 1.8955 5.47 0.976 1210 OharaS-LAH58 1.9227 1.8955 5.52 0.966 1211 Hikari J-LASF08A 1.9228 1.89565.41 0.971 1212 Hoya FDS18 1.8878 1.8878 3.51 0.694 1213 Hoya TAFD652.0028 2.0028 5.27 0.858 1214 Schott LASF35 2.0899 2.0425 5.41 0.8551215 Hoya M-TAFD307 1.8517 1.8517 5.49 0.955 1216 Schott N-SF6HT 1.86821.8237 3.37 0.953 Glass for G position glass glass From To density Tiintegral Ex company: name: n(500 nm) n(570 nm) [g/cm³] (500-570 nm) 1201Hoya BAF10 1.6530 1.6530 3.61 0.994 1202 Schott N-SF8 1.7017 1.69102.904 0.990 1204 Schott N-SF5 1.6848 1.6746 2.86 0.993 1205 NHG H-LaF531.7520 1.7447 4.15 0.998 1206 Schott N-SF14 1.7786 1.7645 3.12 0.9901207 Ohara S-TIM28 1.7018 1.6910 2.98 0.992 1208 Hoya NBFD10 1.80601.8060 4.57 0.997 1209 Schott N-LASF9 1.8474 1.8347 4.41 0.993 1210Sumita K-VC91 1.9013 1.8890 4.87 0.996 1211 NHG H-ZLaF65 1.8907 1.87684.55 0.979 1212 Hikari J-LASF017 1.8051 1.7967 4.34 0.994 1213 SumitaK-VC91 1.9013 1.8890 4.87 0.996 1214 Schott N-SF57HT 1.8675 1.8499 3.530.982 1215 Ohara S-NBH53V 1.7513 1.7401 3.19 0.996 1216 Schott N-BASF641.7144 1.7057 3.2 0.978

TABLE 12b totals Glass for R position T = FoM glass glass From Todensity Ti integral average (T_(red) · T_(blue) · (T_(red) · T_(blue) ·T_(green))^(1/3)/ Ex company: name: n(610 nm) n(760 nm) [g/cm³] (610-760nm) density T_(green))^(1/3) average density 1201 Schott N-BAK4 1.56771.5625 3.046 0.998 3.27 0.977 0.2992 1202 Hikari J-PSK03 1.6020 1.59713.52 0.989 3.60 0.977 0.2712 1203 Schott N-SK11 1.5628 1.5580 3.08 0.9983.03 0.977 0.3227 1204 Ohara S-BAM4 1.6041 1.5972 2.91 0.997 4.01 0.9900.2470 1205 Schott N-SF10 1.7256 1.7134 3.05 0.992 3.39 0.932 0.27511206 NHG H-ZK14 1.6020 1.5968 3.4 0.998 3.73 0.987 0.2648 1207 HoyaM-BACD15 1.6096 1.6096 3.02 0.997 4.14 0.988 0.2385 1208 NHG H-LaK11.6582 1.6523 3.64 0.998 4.51 0.989 0.2194 1209 Schott N-KZFS5 1.65231.6441 3.041 0.998 4.48 0.986 0.2203 1210 NHG H-LaK10 1.6499 1.6439 3.720.998 4.56 0.982 0.2154 1211 Hoya BACED5 1.6412 1.6412 3.64 0.997 3.830.883 0.2305 1212 Sumita K-LaSKn1 1.7534 1.746 4.51 0.998 4.88 0.9480.1942 1213 Schott N-SF11 1.7815 1.7671 3.22 0.993 4.06 0.941 0.23211214 Sumita K-BaSF4 1.6495 1.6411 2.96 0.998 3.88 0.983 0.2533 1215Schott N-SK2 1.6062 1.6007 3.55 0.998 3.37 0.976 0.2894 1216 SumitaK-VC79 1.6092 1.6037 3.09 0.997 3.90 0.987 0.2528

REFERENCE LIST

101 Substrate

106 Backwards direction

107 Forwards direction

201 Coating

202 Projector

203 Overlaid image

204 Real world image

301 Screen

501 Optical element

502 Spacer

503 Coating

601 Width

602 Length

603 Thickness

604 Front face

605 Back face

801 Light guiding fiber

802 Light path

803 Light trap

804 Target

805 Camera

1. A device comprising: a. a grouping of x optical elements, whereineach of the optical elements has a front face and a back face, whereinthe x optical elements are arranged in a stack from first to last inwhich the front face of an optical element faces the back face of thenext optical element; and b. a spacer region made of a material having arefractive index below 1.4 for vacuum wavelengths in the range from 400to 760 nm located between each pair of adjacent optical elements,wherein: x is an integer that is at least 3, the grouping of x opticalelements comprises a first R-type optical element, a first G-typeoptical element and a first B-type optical element, R₆₁₀ is therefractive index of the first R-type optical element for light of vacuumwavelength 610 nm; R₇₆₀ is the refractive index of the first R-typeoptical element for light of vacuum wavelength 760 nm; G₅₀₀ is therefractive index of the first G-type optical element for light of vacuumwavelength 500 nm; G₆₁₀ is the refractive index of the first G-typeoptical element for light of vacuum wavelength 610 nm; B₄₀₀ is therefractive index of the first B-type optical element for light of vacuumwavelength 400 nm; B₅₀₀ is the refractive index of the first B-typeoptical element for light of vacuum wavelength 500 nm; n₀ is the minimumselected from R₇₆₀, G₆₁₀ and B₅₀₀; δ is the difference between n₀ andthe maximum selected from R₆₁₀, G₅₀₀ and B₄₀₀; n₀ is in the range from1.550 to 2.500; δ is equal to or less than 0.200.
 2. The deviceaccording to claim 1, wherein one or more of the following is satisfied:i.) n₀ is in the range from 1.550 to less than 1.600 and 6 satisfies:δ≤0.05 (1+(n ₀−1.54)*10/6); ii.) n₀ is in the range from 1.600 to lessthan 1.650 and 6 satisfies:δ≤0.05 (1+(n ₀−1.52)*10/6); iii.) n₀ is in the range from 1.650 to lessthan 1.700 and 6 satisfies:δ≤0.05 (1+(n ₀−1.54)*10/6); iv.) n₀ is in the range from 1.700 to lessthan 1.750 and 6 satisfies:δ≤0.05 (1+(n ₀−1.58)*10/6); v.) n₀ is in the range from 1.750 to lessthan 1.800 and 6 satisfies:δ≤0.05 (1+(n ₀−1.34)*10/6); vi.) n₀ is in the range from 1.800 to lessthan 1.850 and 6 satisfies:δ≤0.05 (1+(n ₀−1.40)*10/6); vii.) n₀ is in the range from 1.850 to lessthan 1.900 and 6 satisfies:δ≤0.05 (1+(n ₀−1.43)*10/6); viii.)no is in the range from 1.900 to lessthan 1.950 and 6 satisfies:δ≤0.05 (1+(n ₀−0.39)*10/6); ix.) n₀ is in the range from 1.950 to lessthan 2.300 and 6 satisfies:δ≤0.05 (1+(n ₀−0.30)*10/6).
 3. The device according to claim 1, whereinone or more of the optical elements has a coating.
 4. The deviceaccording to claim 1, wherein the first R-type optical element is atleast 50% by volume of a material A; the first G-type optical element isat least 50% by volume of a material B; and the first B-type opticalelement is at least 50% by volume of a material C; wherein A, B and Care different materials.
 5. The device according to claim 1, wherein thex optical elements comprise an optical element which comprises amaterial selected from the group consisting of: a glass, a ceramic, acrystal, a polymer and a combination of two or more thereof.
 6. Thedevice according to claim 1, wherein the first R-type optical element isseparated from the first G-type optical element by a distance RG, thefirst R-type optical element is separated from the first B-type opticalelement by a distance RB and the first G-type optical element isseparated from the first B-type optical element by a distance GB,wherein RG, RB and GB are each less than 500 μm.
 7. The device accordingto claim 3, wherein one or more of the following is satisfied by one ormore of the x optical elements: a. A thickness of in the range from 10to 1500 μm; b. A radius of curvature greater than 600 mm; c. An opticalloss measured perpendicular to the front face of at most 25%; d. Asurface roughness of the optical element of less than 5 nm; e. A surfaceroughness of the coating of less than 5 nm; f. Maximum thicknessvariation over the area of the optical element of less than 5 μm; g. Amin-max local thickness variation over 75% of the total area of theoptical element of less than 5 μm; h. A warp of less than 350 μm; i. Abow of less than 300 μm.
 8. The device according to claim 1, wherein oneor more of the x optical elements comprises a coupler for coupling lightinto or decoupling light out of the optical element.
 9. The deviceaccording to claim 1, wherein one or more of the following criteria aresatisfied: a. n₀ is in the range from 1.550 to less than 1.600 and thevalue of the geometric mean of the integrated internal transmission inRGB-range divided by the average density is at least 0.263 g⁻¹·cm³; b.n₀ is in the range from 1.600 to less than 1.650 and the value of thegeometric mean of the integrated internal transmission in RGB-rangedivided by the average density is at least 0.260 g⁻¹·cm³; c. n₀ is inthe range from 1.650 to less than 1.700 and the value of the geometricmean of the integrated internal transmission in RGB-range divided by theaverage density is at least 0.261 g⁻¹·cm³; d. n₀ is in the range from1.700 to less than 1.750 and the value of the geometric mean of theintegrated internal transmission in RGB-range divided by the averagedensity is at least 0.230 g⁻¹·cm³; e. n₀ is in the range from 1.750 toless than 1.800 and the value of the geometric mean of the integratedinternal transmission in RGB-range divided by the average density is atleast 0.220 g⁻¹·cm³; f. n₀ is in the range from 1.800 to less than 1.850and the value of the geometric mean of the integrated internaltransmission in RGB-range divided by the average density is at least0.200 g⁻¹·cm³; g. n₀ is in the range from 1.850 to less than 1.900 andthe value of the integrated internal transmission in RGB-range dividedby the average density is at least 0.190 g⁻¹·cm³; h. n₀ is in the rangefrom 1.900 to less than 1.950 and the value of the integrated internaltransmission in RGB-range divided by the average density is at least0.180 g⁻¹·cm³; i. n₀ is in the range from 1.950 to less than 2.000 andthe value of the integrated internal transmission in RGB-range dividedby the average density is at least 0.173 g⁻¹·cm³.
 10. A kit comprisingtwo or more devices according to claim
 1. 11. A kit of x opticalelements, each of the x optical elements comprising an R-type opticalelement, a G-type optical element and a B-type optical element, wherein:R₆₁₀ is the refractive index of the first R-type optical element forlight of vacuum wavelength 610 nm; R₇₆₀ is the refractive index of thefirst R-type optical element for light of vacuum wavelength 760 nm; G₅₀₀is the refractive index of the first G-type optical element for light ofvacuum wavelength 500 nm; G₆₁₀ is the refractive index of the firstG-type optical element for light of vacuum wavelength 610 nm; B₄₀₀ isthe refractive index of the first B-type optical element for light ofvacuum wavelength 400 nm; B₅₀₀ is the refractive index of the firstB-type optical element for light of vacuum wavelength 500 nm; n₀ is theminimum selected from R₇₆₀, G₆₁₀ and B₅₀₀; δ is the difference betweenn₀ and the maximum selected from R₆₁₀, G₅₀₀ and B₄₀₀; n₀ is in the rangefrom 1.550to2.500; δ is equal to or less than 0.200.
 12. The kitaccording to claim 11, wherein one or more of the optical elements is awafer having a front face.
 13. The kit according to claim 12, whereinone or more of the optical elements has a coating.
 14. The kit accordingto claim 13, wherein one or more of the wafers satisfies one or more ofthe following criteria: a. The front face has a surface area in therange from 0.010 to 0.500 m²; b. A thickness d_(s) in the range from 10to 1500 μm; c. A radius of curvature greater than 600 mm; d. An in-planeoptical loss measured perpendicular to the front face of at most 20%; e.A surface roughness of the wafer of less than 5 nm; f. A surfaceroughness of the coating of less than 5 nm; g. Total thickness variationof less than 5 μm; h. A min-max local thickness variation over 75% ofthe front face of less than 5 μm; i. A warp of less than 350 μm; j. Abow of less than 300 μm; k. A square or circular shape; l. Has anindentation of depth in the range from 100 μm to 5 mm.
 15. A process formaking a device comprising the following steps: a. Providing a kitaccording to claim 11; b. Reducing the surface area of the front face ofeach of the optical elements to obtain portions; c. Providing theportions as a viewing screen in the device.
 16. A device obtainable bythe process of claim
 14. 17. A process for creating a visual impressioncomprising the following steps: a. Providing a device according to claim1; b. Coupling a generated light image into the device; c. Decouplingthe generated light image out of the device.
 18. A process for preparinga set of three optical elements comprising the following steps: a.Providing a group of at least two optical elements; wherein each opticalelement has: a refractive index R₆₁₀ for light of vacuum wavelength 610nm; a refractive index R₇₆₀ for light of vacuum wavelength 760 nm; arefractive index G₅₀₀ for light of vacuum wavelength 500 nm; arefractive index G₆₁₀ for light of vacuum wavelength 610 nm; arefractive index B₄₀₀ for light of vacuum wavelength 400 nm; arefractive index B₅₀₀ for light of vacuum wavelength 500 nm; b. For avalue of n₀ in the range from 1.550 to 2.500 and for a value of δ of0.200 or less, selecting from the following: i. A first optical elementsatisfying the following: a) R₇₆₀≥n₀; b) R₆₁₀≤n₀δ; ii. A second opticalelement satisfying the following: a) G₆₁₀≥n₀; b) G₅₀₀≤n₀+δ; iii. A thirdoptical element satisfying the following: a) B₅₀₀≥n₀; b) B₄₀₀≤n₀+δ.